Manage Your Communications

Conversations Create Customers

Communication is KEY!

  • Master your thoughts
  • Create professional documents
  • Manage your customer relations

Workflowy

Work the way you think

Master Your MINDflow

  • You have many good thoughts... you just forget most of them
  • "Write them down as they occur" - Where? How?
  • If you have to spend too much effort to master the tool, your thoughts will fade and the tool will be useless and unused

From Outlines to "Brain dumps"

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Customer Retention and Monetization

Keep in Touch

  • Qualify your contacts - not everyone is a potential customer
  • Nurture your connections - interest is like romance: it must be actively maintained
  • Slow your roll - don't push straight to the pitch
  • Meet them where they are - what is the point of this conversation: to determine interest? To establish trust? To find the true decision maker?

What You Must Know

  • When was the last contact - date and time?
  • What was the contact method - phone? Text? Email? Social media?
  • What was the result of the last contact? What were the expected outcomes, and how do they relate to this contact?
  • What personal information do you have that might inform this contact?
  • What info can you capture that would help personalize future contacts with this person?

Reach out and TOUCH Touch the right person

  • Low-quality leads create sales problems
  • Insufficient qualifying info on each lead prohibits real sales efforts
  • Time is wasted talking with people who don't have the B.A.N.D.S. to carry the sales conversation through to conversion

B.A.N.D.S.

  • Budget - do they have the funds?
  • Authority - can this person spend the money?
  • Need - do they need what you're offering?
  • Demand - do they want what you're offering?
  • Schedule - does a purchase fit in with what else they're up to right now?

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About Cornell Green

Cornell Green is an IT Services professional with over 23 years of experience with such firms as Lehman Brothers and Paine Webber.

 

Since 2010, Mr. Green has been an independent consultant, working with NYC-based Small Businesses, helping them leverage the power of technology.

About BTI

Blue Tech Initiative - BTI - is a consortium of NYC-based IT Services companies united in the spirit of "co-opetition".

 

These business - CommunIT Solutions, OpenChoice IT and Gotcha Techs Harlem - join together to provide effective solutions for New York's Small Business community

Manage Your Communications

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Manage Your Communications

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