Being authentic with clients, establishing rapport and producing measure results are everything.

Also, I dig how you mention setting up times/frequencies in which to engage on Social media…so many just go ‘willy nilly’ on that and waste a lot of time with unfocused efforts.

That was a golden tidbit for those reading this.

I really like these thoughts.

Thanks a lot,

Jucar

Sharon

Tim, of course. Can’t get any business if you don’t have something to back up what you’re marketing.

Keoz, That’s why I suggest a few minutes a day or set amount per week as we all have days that prevent us from getting marketing and other daily activities done.

Deni, thank you. Quiet Marketing also allows me to truly listen. In face-to-face conversations, I miss out too much. I am not interested in what I have to say — but what others have to say.

Nancy, some folks overlook the obvious — so we adults need an occasional reminder.

Sarah, you can thank my editor for that term. I had a different term and he thought it was not quite right… and suggested “Quiet.” I worried that it was too generic — but looks like the boss was right!