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Digg it UP - Do Your Words Betray You?
Did you know that building a womens home based business that moms across the country are making six cardinal sins of home business building? Many of them think they don't have to know anything about business or they think they are going to make substantial revenue without spending anything for the good life. T
“I believe that….”
“I think that….”<
The nature of small business is that some will fail to thrive. When that happens, the owner is generally eager to sell off the inventory as quickly and with as little effort as possible. Generally the goal is to just be done with everything associated with their business. They want to move on to new and differe
As a business owner, entrepreneur or sales professional, part of your message must be of confidence and authority. You always want your prospect or your customer to see you as an expert in your field, as someone who is credible and someone who is knowledgeable. Sometimes, the words we use or the way we use them get in the way.
Have you ever started a conversation with a prospect or customer with the phrase “I’m just calling…”?
That little word “just” is an apology. It says that your call is not important and that what you have to say is not important. Delete it from your vocabulary immediately! Simply tell your prospects and customers why you are calling. That is enough.
“I believe that….”
“I think that….” Don't Let Your E-mail Account Cost You a Job Opportunity
1. If you are looking for work, it is common practice to include your e-mail address on your resume just like you would include your telephone number and mailing address. But if you don't handle your e-mail account correctly you could be shooting yourself in the foot.2. A "silly" e-mail address can turn
Have you ever started a conversation with a prospect or customer with the phrase “I’m just calling…”?
That little word “just” is an apology. It says that your call is not important and that what you have to say is not important. Delete it from your vocabulary immediately! Simply tell your prospects and customers why you are calling. That is enough.
“I believe that….”
“I think that….”<
Mail order is a very complicated business. Every phase must be planned, analyzed and tested. The right demand products must be selected. The correct type of ads must be placed in the proper media and a multitude of other details must be attended to constantly.A great number of people enter the mail or
Have you ever started a conversation with a prospect or customer with the phrase “I’m just calling…”?
That little word “just” is an apology. It says that your call is not important and that what you have to say is not important. Delete it from your vocabulary immediately! Simply tell your prospects and customers why you are calling. That is enough.
“I believe that….”
“I think that….”<
Most businesses deal with sensitive information at some level. This may range from handling social security numbers, credit card information, drivers license information and other types of personal information. In order to assure clients and customers that their information is being handled properly, it is the
That little word “just” is an apology. It says that your call is not important and that what you have to say is not important. Delete it from your vocabulary immediately! Simply tell your prospects and customers why you are calling. That is enough.
“I believe that….”
“I think that….”<
After the introduction of chemical fertilizers in the last century, farmers were happy of getting increased yield in agriculture in the beginning. But slowly chemical fertilizers started displaying their ill-effects such as leaching out, and polluting water basins, destroying micro-organisms and friend insect
“I believe that….”
“I think that….”
“I know….”
Who would you rather listen to? Someone who believes or thinks she knows something—or someone who just knows it? The phrases “I believe” and “I think” detract from your message. They detract from your power.
“Once we have completed… we will hopefully achieve…”
Hopefully?
No one pays you to “hopefully” do something. They pay you to do actually do it! Tell your prospects or customers what they will achieve or should expect to achieve.
To make your words sound powerful, pitch your voice to a lower level than your usual speaking voice. In our society, a lower-pitched voice is perceived as more authoritative. Also, make sure that the inf
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