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    ’ll notice everyone is waving in your direction, honking their horn and some may follow you to your next stop for service just to ge
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    Most small business people do not take advantage of human relationship issues. They do not understand that being nice and friendly, out going and enthusiastic pays high dividends. When you are out and about in public you should always wear a smile, wave, honk and have a positive displacement. Such a public image makes people wish to do business with you, it is a good thing.

    Waving

    When you’re driving around town, remember to wave to your regular customers, your corporate customers and even non-customers. Soon you’ll notice everyone is waving in your direction, honking their horn and some may follow you to your next stop for service just to get

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    out going and enthusiastic pays high dividends. When you are out and about in public you should always wear a smile, wave, honk and have a positive displacement. Such a public image makes people wish to do business with you, it is a good thing.

    Waving

    When you’re driving around town, remember to wave to your regular customers, your corporate customers and even non-customers. Soon you’ll notice everyone is waving in your direction, honking their horn and some may follow you to your next stop for service just to ge

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    ave a positive displacement. Such a public image makes people wish to do business with you, it is a good thing.

    Waving

    When you’re driving around town, remember to wave to your regular customers, your corporate customers and even non-customers. Soon you’ll notice everyone is waving in your direction, honking their horn and some may follow you to your next stop for service just to ge

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    en you’re driving around town, remember to wave to your regular customers, your corporate customers and even non-customers. Soon you’ll notice everyone is waving in your direction, honking their horn and some may follow you to your next stop for service just to ge
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    ’ll notice everyone is waving in your direction, honking their horn and some may follow you to your next stop for service just to get a business card. When you are driving a company vehicle with a magnetic sign on it, you are advertising, if you follow that up with a high-energy attitude you will attract new customers and enhance referrals from your previous golden customers. Sometimes you’ll need two hands to wave to everyone and won’t be able to shift the standard transmission in your car or truck. Encourage your crews to show the same friendliness and enthusiasm when driving any of your company vehicles.

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