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Marketing With Email and Phone Call Replies


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Ruth Duda
rdudaerols.com

Wealth Connection Ezine
http://www.wealth-connection.com/ezine.html


Marketing With Email and Phone Call Replies



© 2003 Ruth Duda - All Rights Reserved



How important is your reply service? Well, you should

return every email or phone call, as if they were each

bringing you good news.



Nowadays, getting a human being to answer a telephone or an

email is considered a great accomplishment. We used to say

that opportunity came knocking but now it beeps, rings,

makes a buz, vibrates or plays music! Automatic email

replies also can be very annoying. Remember, nothing can

fully replace your personal reply.



We usually take replies any way they come to us. We should

always do something with every reply we get. The first

priority is to always respond. Don't sit on phone or email

messages. The best marketers in the business return all

calls and emails within hours. They return beeper pages

with an appropriate phone or email response. Many

salespeople tell their customers that they are available

24/7, around the clock. Seven days a week, especially in

the case of dire emergencies, they make themselves

available. This is a great selling benefit that only

happens occasionally. Smart sellers know that doing this,

helps them gain business and it may never inconvenience

them.



When the email or phone call is from someone you really

don't want to reply to, be professional and reply anyway.

Get it over with immediately. It's possible that you can

even get a positive response. It's true that good and bad

news can travel fast by the same methods, but the

percentages could be in your favor. Most of what will come

your way, will be positive and should mean future income

for you. Even though we never know what befalls us, we

should find out as soon as possible. Hesitation only breeds

anxiety. We all sell service. Every reply we make is a

demonstration of that great service that we brag about.





How's your service? Is it lacking in reply power?

Anticipate good news and you just might beat the bad news

percentage odds.



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