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1.
Acceptance, encouragement, and well wishes given from the heart of
another person is always a wonderful gift. Today I received such a gift from
such an unlikely source that it has prompted me to tell you of it. To me, the
experience of which I'll tell you relates to Internet marketing because it
demonstrates the very essence of 'relationship building'...the much talked
about activity within Internet marketing circles.
I had a problem this morning. It was a rather large problem which was not
within my power to solve. It involved a misunderstanding with a very large
company whoes success or failure does not depend on my particular
participation with them. There was no reason for this company to be caring
about my problem. This was a problem which involved money. Noone knows
better than I that a business is 'in business' to make money and, according to
this company's records, I should pay them a large sum of money....well, it may
not have seemed to be so much to someone else but for me, it was a
bankrupting amount. I dreaded the contact with this company which was
impossible to avoid and put it off for as long as possible.
I did the housework and the laundry. I cooked...enough for the next three
days. I wrote letters. I checked on the community's sick people. I made a
grocery list. I fed the pup and decided she needed some petting....she allowed
it just for a minute but chose to play with a canine friend from next door. With
nothing left to do except, maybe, wash the windows, it was finally time to bite
the bullet and make the call.
That hateful, automated recording with the multiple choices was the first
sound to be heard coming forth with a statement that all lines were busy...I
could remain on hold but it might be better to call back at a latter time. Well, I'd
come this far, so hold I would. After being entertained by the complete works
of Bethovan, the automated system verified that I was still there and that I didn't
intend to go away. Shortly thereafter I was delivered, electronically, to the first
company representative who had to go through a verification process....are you
who you say your are?...are you approved to conduct business with this
account....oh, yes, just what is the account?....now, who did you say you were?
After receiving a clearance which should allow me to work for the Pentegon, I
was finally ask the reason for my call. By then, I'd almost forgotten, but I
managed to stammer out the fact that I had a problem and didn't know what to
do.
I was very serious about having a problem and needing help with it. The
company representative realized that I was serious....about what, he still didn't
know...but the tone of voice from the representative changed immediately. It
came to mind that he might think I was suicidal. This person seemed to
actually care about the fact that I had a problem, regardless of the nature of that
problem. He gave reassurance immediately that the problem could be taken
away if I could explain a little about the situation. With my explanation, he told
me,
honestly, that he was not the person who could provide help...he needed to
send me to another person. Repeating himself several times with 'don't hang
up', 'the transfer will take just a minute', 'this person can help you', he actually
gave me hope and a reason to remain on the line for the transfer.
Representative number two began our conversation by verifying everything
that had been previously verified. I asked him to actually look at the account so
that he could see for himself where and when the problem had taken place. He
did. After looking at it for just a moment, he took a firm stand. I could hardly
believe it when he saw the problem for himself and immediately knew how to
reverse all the activity that had led to the charges in question...but, he was not
the one who could actually do that....hold on while he got a particular lady on the
other line. He would remain on the line with us until he was sure she
understood what was needed. As the connection was made, he verified with
her that I was verified and then explained to her what the problem was and
where the problem was located.
This third and last representative took charge. With a few clicks on her
computer, she was able to eliminate all evidence that the problem ever existed
and to issue a credit statement in the amount that was needed to clear all costs
resulting from that problem. My mouth was open. This huge, profit making
business, actually gave up money that they could have forced from me. These
people... all of them...had taken me at face value. They had taken the problem
out of my hands and had made it disappear. That was 'big'.
But, here is the real biggie....these three were real people working with a
real person. They were willing to expose bits and pieces of themselves during
our time together on the phone. It seems that the three of them and myself all
had something we could relate to with each other. We could identify something
within the other that opened a door for more self exposure and self awareness.
When the call ended, I sat still for a while and rehearsed the items of
information that had been revealed to me. I knew first names, race,
geography, a home remodeling project, a teenaged son's car wreck, part time
job, overweight problem, sister's divorce....the list went on. Each of these three
people gave me the gift of themselves.
Real people working with real people. No one was trying to impress the
other with more or better knowledge. There was a problem with all persons
involved working to solve that problem. One person knew their limitations and
passed the situation on to someone who didn't have those limitations. That
person took time to look, listen and understand so that they could call in the
person with the knowledge and power to solve the problem.
Isn't this an Internet marketing lesson? In making contact with a prospect,
we don't have to know everything. We do need to listen and clearify any
problems being related to us. Perhaps we can take care of the prospect's
needs immediately. Maybe we need to honestly say we can't help but we
know from where the help can come. The one, and only one, rule in contacting
a prospect is to be openly and honestly who you are...just a person willing to
work with another in problem solving activities.
This turned out to be a great day. I'm financially sound again (and all my
housework is done!).
Dorothy Allen, Financial Stress Survivor
Contact Email: Skype: DixieDays Phone: 601 510 3581
Marketing and Lead Generation for Serious Business Success
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2.
Organized Data is Better
One of the first things I ask for help with when I started
doing something on the Internet was 'organization'.
The information piles up so fast that there needed to be some kind of system
to keep up with what was there...to be able to put your hands on it without too
much trouble.
The response I was given was that there is no system.
Everyone figures it out for themselves.
Well, that's O.K.....except for newbie's who haven't begun to understand the
need for some type of retrieval system. It takes a lot of trial and error with
various methods...meanwhile they are losing their stuff.
That's why I'm exposing my 'system' to you guys.
Maybe it will help.
If not, ignore it. Nothing lost.
Dorothy Allen's "System" 4 Organization
I use notepad...it's clean, flexible, easy to use.
I started with a folder called 'My Info Stuff'...name it something that you'll
remember.
Inside that folder are other folders.
They are labeled according to the type of information they contain.
For instance, there's one labeled 'Resources'.
Inside 'Resources' I file the notepads appropriate to that file.
One notepad may be labeled, 'Resources I use'
Another might be labeled, 'Resources to Investigate'.
Now, on the note pad itself, is listed the 'Name of Resource'
(Something you make up that you will recognize when you see it).
Under the name of the resource,
enter the url to the resource, the username and password if you had to sign up
for it,
date signed up (or used), where used (part of blog, website, ad-campaign,
etc.)
Use the same notepad for the next item...here's what makes it easy...
List your next item either above or below the present listing, depending on
alphabetical order.
Most of us know the ABC's, so when I'm looking for PayPal,
I know it's going to be down the list about half way listed with other resources
I've used beginning with the letter 'P'.
I usually put a dotted line between the individual resources just to help my
vision realize that one listing has ended and another began.
There's no end to the number of folders that can be created and no end to
the notepads within each folder if more categorization is needed.
As stated above, this is not the 'only way' to organize your information, but it
is 'a way'."
Sincerely
Dorothy Allen
Skype: DixieDays Phone: 601 510 3581
Personal Email: drthyallen@gmail.com
Marketing and Lead Generation for Serious Business
Success
Life Styles for Home and Business