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Home Office Weekly
Issue #16
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In this Issue:
HOW Profile: Joanne Johnson, Toy Sales
How to Create Client Boundaries
The Perils of a Home Office
Marketing Pie: Key to Abundance
Greetings...from my home office to yours!
Do you have a successful home business? Would you like to be profiled in
Home Office Weekly? Drop me an email at editor@homeofficeweekly.com
More Home Office Weekly Stories:
How to Create Client Boundaries
If you love to help your business clients -- plus give a lot of value and service --
then I bet you also experience clients who test your boundaries. Hey, it happens!
Sometimes it happens unexpectedly, like when a client surprises us with a special
request or need. Those aren't the tough situations. The tough ones are the ones
that create that "heart sink" feeling when you see your client's appointment on
your calendar or hear their voice on your voice mail. Read on...
The Perils of a Home Office
So you’ve started a home business. You went out and purchased a nice desk and
comfortable chair, and maybe even a new computer with all of the necessary
extras. Now you’re ready to earn an income from home! How nice it will be to be
your own boss, to work when you feel like it and to answer to no one. At least
that‘s what you think. Read on...
Your Marketing Pie: Key to Abundance
In the very beginning stages of building my business, my own coach at the time
shared with me his version of how to best market a coaching business. He called it
a Marketing Pie, and each slice of the pie represented one type of marketing tactic.
His advice was to create something similar for my own business to keep a steady
stream of clients and customers in my funnel. I followed his advice and still do
today. It's the simplest method to follow and it works. Read on...
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Parting Thought
"Few, if any, reach the top of the ladder without being exceedingly efficient; the
higher you climb the more crucial efficiency becomes." ~ Winston Fletcher
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Thanks for subscribing and I wish you a happy
& successful week working from home!
Marcia
about my business
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Issue #16
Click here for past issues
In this Issue:
HOW Profile: Joanne Johnson, Toy Sales
How to Create Client Boundaries
The Perils of a Home Office
Marketing Pie: Key to Abundance
Greetings...from my home office to yours!
Do you have a successful home business? Would you like to be profiled in
Home Office Weekly? Drop me an email at editor@homeofficeweekly.com
More Home Office Weekly Stories:
How to Create Client Boundaries
If you love to help your business clients -- plus give a lot of value and service --
then I bet you also experience clients who test your boundaries. Hey, it happens!
Sometimes it happens unexpectedly, like when a client surprises us with a special
request or need. Those aren't the tough situations. The tough ones are the ones
that create that "heart sink" feeling when you see your client's appointment on
your calendar or hear their voice on your voice mail. Read on...
The Perils of a Home Office
So you’ve started a home business. You went out and purchased a nice desk and
comfortable chair, and maybe even a new computer with all of the necessary
extras. Now you’re ready to earn an income from home! How nice it will be to be
your own boss, to work when you feel like it and to answer to no one. At least
that‘s what you think. Read on...
Your Marketing Pie: Key to Abundance
In the very beginning stages of building my business, my own coach at the time
shared with me his version of how to best market a coaching business. He called it
a Marketing Pie, and each slice of the pie represented one type of marketing tactic.
His advice was to create something similar for my own business to keep a steady
stream of clients and customers in my funnel. I followed his advice and still do
today. It's the simplest method to follow and it works. Read on...
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Parting Thought
"Few, if any, reach the top of the ladder without being exceedingly efficient; the
higher you climb the more crucial efficiency becomes." ~ Winston Fletcher
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Thanks for subscribing and I wish you a happy
& successful week working from home!
Marcia
about my business
This newsletter has been brought to you compliments of
Home Office Weekly, a Backporch Publishing site.
We grow by "word of mouth" so recommend
this newsletter to other work-at-home professionals!
Just visiting? Why not subscribe
today & get weekly tips on how
to happily and successfully live
and work under the same roof!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Please take the time to check out all business opportunities, products, offers
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This week's HOW profile is Joanne Johnson (seen here getting
cozy with Curious George). She sells educational toys from her
home and has some advice for those looking to start a home
business: "Never give up! Find a buddy. Set a schedule and
stick to it. Don't take 'no's' personally. Give it time."
Read Joanne's HOW profile here...
cozy with Curious George). She sells educational toys from her
home and has some advice for those looking to start a home
business: "Never give up! Find a buddy. Set a schedule and
stick to it. Don't take 'no's' personally. Give it time."
Read Joanne's HOW profile here...
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