---------------------- multipart/mixed attachment Tom, I'm surprised that this didn't work for you. When i get new=20 business I always ask how they heard of me. I think I pick up a lot from=20 this. The referral person probably wouldn't have been mentioned but since I= =20 ask I get a chance to send that person a thank you card that doubles as the= =20 $5 off coupon. I probably get the vast majority using this method of=20 "advertising" alone. Greg Newell >I, too have tried this method. I got the idea at the Reno convention from >Robert Guenther's class on business. I would recommend that class highly= to >anyone who plans to forfeit their 4th of July family plans and attend the >convention this year. I don't recall the name of the class, but if Bob >Guenther is running it, you'll learn alot about increasing your business. > >Unfortunately, this specific idea didn't seem to work for me. After about= a >year and a half of informing clients of my referral rebate coupons, only= one >person ever cashed one in. So I just stopped mentioning it. I even had >cute coupons printed up, with a keyboard border and logo, and all. It= seemed >like a good idea. (Still does...) It just didn't work. > >Got alot of other great tips from Mr. Guenther, though. > >Tom Sivak >_______________________________________________ >pianotech list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives Greg Newell Greg's piano Fort=E9 mailto:gnewell@ameritech.net=20 ---------------------- multipart/mixed attachment--
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