Everyone talks in code!

Written by graham and julie


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What they say: Byrepparttar way/Incidentally . . . What is understood: This is not very important. What they mean: The primary purpose of our discussion is ... What they say: I hear what you say. What is understood: He accepts my point of view. What they mean: I disagree and do not want to discuss it any further. What they say: Correct me if I’m wrong. What is understood: Tell me what you think. What they mean: I know I’m right—please don’t contradict me. What they say: Withrepparttar 100497 greatest respect . . . What is understood: He is listening to me. What they mean: I think you are wrong, or a fool. What they say: That is an original point of view. What is understood: He likes my ideas. What they mean: You must be crazy! What they say: Very interesting. What is understood: He is impressed. What they mean: I don’t agree, or I don’t believe you. What they say: You must come for dinner sometime. What is understood: I will get an invitation soon. What they mean: Not an invitation, just being polite. What they say: Quite good. What is understood: Quite good. What they mean: A bit disappointing. This may not be a complete list terms used inrepparttar 100498 code. The sources may be limited. But, it does give an insight intorepparttar 100499 way we communicate. It gives you a starting point to assess how often, when and where do you talk in code.

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Creating the right ‘Viral Reputation’.

Written by Gary Durkin


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Don’t oversell…. You must over-deliver. Don’t over-deliver torepparttar extent that your product is lost in an exuberance of discounts, special offers, bonuses and freebies.

If your product is tried and tested, and really is worthrepparttar 100493 price you are asking - why must you feel obliged to add extra freebies worth 100 times more?

And yes - that really does happen every day - especially online.

“But my product for just $47 - and get £4,995 worth of freebies”.

Oh please.

Freebies, extras and bonuses are great - but to THAT extent?

If you buy a car worth $25,000 - do you expectrepparttar 100494 dealer to give you extras worth $250,000? Of course not. You’ll be lucky to get a free tank of gas.

If your product really is good, don’t bow torepparttar 100495 freebie-hunters. Go forrepparttar 100496 real customers - and give them a genuine sales pitch. Unfortunately for internet marketing business, it seems this has gone outrepparttar 100497 window, andrepparttar 100498 bonus package is simply belittlingrepparttar 100499 true worth and value ofrepparttar 100500 main product.

3. Customer Service

The BIG ONE.

This is where MANY businesses and business people fall flat on their face. Poor customer service, especially AFTERrepparttar 100501 sale, is deadly. Positive, active, effective customer service is VITAL both before and afterrepparttar 100502 sale. Many concentrate on it beforerepparttar 100503 sale…. Just to make that sale…. Then it all dies off.

Pre-sale service is a must. It helps retainrepparttar 100504 customer and is important to getrepparttar 100505 sale.

But ignorerepparttar 100506 POST-SALE service at your peril.

Once you haverepparttar 100507 customer…. It’s much easier to up-sell, re-sell, get referrals….. But if you end up losing that customer because you simply don’t look after them AFTER you have their money…. Do you really think they are going to spend any more of their cash with you?

Poor after-sales customer service is also one major factor of refunds. Keep up good customer service - reduce your refunds (and complaints).

It’s all about ‘damage limitation’.

The key focus of this report is about your Viral Reputation.

It’s very easy to catch a ‘negative’ viral reputation. And it spreads without mercy. Before you know -repparttar 100508 first person to become infected (usually because you have failed in one or more ofrepparttar 100509 above categories) - has ‘infected’ many, many others.

Just by telling their friends, family, colleagues, associates…. Then they in turn tell others what they know…. Thenrepparttar 100510 others tell more………

Do you see my point?

A ‘positive’ viral reputation is far less contagious and not very virulent… it’s much harder to catch.

FACT - People simply spread bad news at a rate ten times faster that good news.

Oncerepparttar 100511 damage is done, oncerepparttar 100512 negative virus begins to spread - findingrepparttar 100513 cure (stopping it or repairingrepparttar 100514 damage) will be incredibly difficult.

So, prevention is better than cure.

Preventrepparttar 100515 negative viral reputation, with good service or products, honest sales pitch and most of all, rock-solid customer service. Slowly but surely you will benefit fromrepparttar 100516 positive.

An article by Gary Durkin Founder of the Internet Advice Center® http://www.InternetAdviceCenter.com

Gary has more than a decade of offline international business success behind him, and has been doing business online for 6 years.

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