Tag Archives: Social network service
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To Phone or Not to Phone? C’mon…Pounce!

Image via Wikipedia Sales 2.0, social media, social networking, and other like terms are literally sucking the air out of the room. But, will it really work on it’s own? Will it work without “real” contact, real connections? Here are a few really good lessons to review before you begin believing sales happen without phone [...]

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Adding Aged Leads to Your Social Network

Image via CrunchBase “You have a new follower.” That is becoming more and more a part of our daily lives. Online networking and socializing is as common as having a telephone to communicate with friends and family-even businesses. Don’t forget that in your marketing and sales strategy. As Twitter becomes more and more popular you [...]

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Are You Preventing Your Business from Growing?

Image by Stephen Poff via Flickr Are you limiting your business? Are you undermining it’s potential? That may seem to be an absurd question, but I would guess most of us are putting up roadblocks to big success. If you are like more debt or mortgage professionals your business started offline. You learned to build [...]

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Dan Eisner @ True North Mortgage

You Buy Internet Leads, But Do You Have a Website?

Image by k-ideas via Flickr Chances are if you are visiting this blog you buy Internet leads. Starting with that assumption, I have a very important question for you. Do you have a mortgage or debt website? Why is this so important? Think about your lead (your customer). They are Internet savvy consumers that went [...]

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Getting Free Mortgage or Debt Leads from Twitter

Image via CrunchBase The free mortgage or debt leads is what got you here. Now you are wondering what the heck Twitter is? Twitter is an increasingly popular social networking tool. It is also sometimes referred to as a micro-blogging platform. Why is it important to mortgage and debt companies? Simple! They have 6 million [...]

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