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Previous: Photo Tips for Greeting Cards What do you do with those business cards people hand you at networking meetings? Do you copy the contact information into a database and forget about it? Or, just shove the card into a drawer with other contact names you'll get around to calling someday? Instead of letting all those contacts collect dust until you're ready to "do something" with them, use them to start building name recognition and a business relationship with future clients now. An insurance broker I met at a recent networking meeting has taken that approach. Although she handed me a business card when we met, she went a step further. To make herself stand out from other insurance agents in the group and in the community, she sent me a letter reminding me where we met and asking that I remember her when I need insurance or hear of anyone who does. In the letter was a packet of Forget-Me-Not flower seeds with her company's name, address and phone number on the package. It's fall, so I'm not likely to plant the seeds right now. Chances are they'll stay in my desk drawer until next spring, a visual reminder both of the seeds and the need to plant them, and of the company who sent them. Posted on October 3, 2005 at 8:58 AM| Comments (5) Comments I agree. I love reading your emails. I’ve learned so much and it’s constantly a pleasure. Great articles and information for helping with taking your business to the next level. Natachia
Posted by: Natachia on October 4, 2005 at 10:01 AM I recently began a new job. With no experience in my field,i’m finding all the info in your newsletters a great help at developing my business skills. Posted by: David on October 5, 2005 at 4:39 AM Yours is the one newletter that I always open and read. Sometimes what hits home is just a reminder to me of what I already know, but often it is a great new idea. Thanks! Posted by: Linda Williams, Certified Training Presenter on October 6, 2005 at 9:21 AM Hi, one very cool idea I heard lately… When you take a business card from someone that you want to remember you, send them a postcard (have the postcard designed to look exactly like your business card) write it was nice to meet them, remind them of where you met, and be sure to add a “Thank You”.. I like the idea of having the postcard look like your business card. Posted by: Liana on February 3, 2006 at 4:09 AM |
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HI JANET,
I want to appreciate with your wonderful write up. You are really a BRAINSTORMING MANAGER on the field.
Thanks.
DUNIYA DAUDA
Posted by: DUNIYA DAUDA on October 4, 2005 at 7:59 AM