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Welcome to the February 2007 issue of The WhIP Journal!

Well we’re approaching Tax Season, once again.

Seems too soon? The years seem to pass with an increasing blur.

 

How will you be taking advantage of the opportunities that will walk through your door in the weeks ahead? Do you have a plan to be able to make a meaningful connection with clients and/or prospects? How will you and your staff shine through these opportunities while dealing with extra stress and workload?

 

Don’t miss the best marketing weeks of your whole year.

 
Regards,
Debra

 

 

 

 

 

DO YOU REALLY ‘GET’ YOUR CLIENTS – And Do They ‘Get’ You?

Most professionals want to get to the place where they are quite busy. So busy in fact that they can pretty much forget about marketing or focusing on growth.

After all, it’s nice to have a steady stream of clients who seem to love what you do for them. You’ve proven your value to them and there’s no need to communicate it anymore. Sounds good, right?

Wrong!

Most professionals fall into that kind of thinking due to the fact that many of them dislike marketing to begin with. If it’s possible to discontinue your marketing efforts then you’re all for it.

The problem is that you can never, ever rely on your market to stay consistent without some form of marketing/promotion/communication about what you do, how well you do it, and why you do it better and/or different than the accounting firm down the street.

You have to keep telling your clients why you ‘get’ them, so they’ll keep ‘getting’ you. And that will help you be able to tell prospective clients why they should want to have a business relationship with you. If you don’t keep it fresh and current you will lose your ability to communicate to clients and prospects about your value.

Even if you only focus on the minimum amount of marketing/promotion/communication, make sure you do the following:

-Have a provocative website. Make sure it’s current and makes a compelling argument for the benefits of working with YOU.

-Demonstrate how you have new insights and fresh perspective on the challenges of business today.     

-Have a support team that absolutely models your mission, values, and manifesto at all times.

-When presented with opportunities to communicate about what you do, take them. Learn to be your best promoter and cheerleader.

-Be real. Try to book as many lunches with your clients and prospects as you can.  Then simply talk. Get to know them. This will be one of the most powerful and important marketing/promotional/communication tools you will ever use.

If you would like to discuss your current marketing methods or lack thereof, please don’t hesitate to contact me.

Best regards,

Debra Dowdell
Debra@PowerYourPractice.com
Bus: 905-951-9773
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Best regards,


Debra Dowdell

Power Your Practice

Power Your Practice© 2007


phone: 905-951-9773/1-888-272-2735