Ad Prices for Yellow Pages

[hubert liverman]

Good point on marketing.  I ask piano history maintenance questions to
schedule 1'st time tuning/repair appointments. Most callers have been
referred, and they will tell me.Yellow Page callers are asking for help,and
advice. I have found this mutually agreeqble.

Hubert Liverman




> I ask where they got my name as a marketing tool.    I never ask the piano
questions...
>
> David Ilvedson
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> ----- Original message ----------------------------------------
> From: hubert liverman <hubertliverman@bellsouth.net>
> To: Pianotech <pianotech@ptg.org>
> Received: Wed, 23 Mar 2005 13:34:21 -0600
> Subject: Re: Ad Prices for Yellow Pages
>
>
> >1 inch should do it. I do not ask,where they heard my name. I ask Piano
> >questions,set up an appointment and advise 'estimated as unseen repair'
> >costs. We may have been recommended by word of mouth,and the piano owner
> >will tell us on the appointment. That can more enjoyable than the job.
> >Listen to what they tell you,be friendly and professional.The mutual
desires
> >and respect will prevail.
> >When my rural customers to ask me to sit on the porch for a 'spell and
> >Gospel',that means..discuss the local news and comment! The gift bag of
home
> >grown vegetables make the problems of 'paranoid picky piano
> >perfectionists' seem somehow unimportant.
>
> >Hubert Liverman
> >Tuner/tech
> >Opelika,Al.
>
> >> >Yellow Page Ads are a wonderful business builder ... for the phone
> >company.
> >>
> >> >Alan R. Barnard
> >> >Salem, MO
> >>
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