The previous issue quoted from the book, Getting Business to Come to You . Here are " Three Referral Strategies " from the same book:
* Get clients and customers to refer others to you,
* Network through your clients' networks, and
* Use letters of reference and endorsements.
It details each of these strategies (6 pages on the first, one alone), so to find out more, borrow the book or buy it.
It also offer these " Three Referral Taboos ":
* Never focus on your need for business,
* Never dump lots of promotional material on referrors, and
* Never speak poorly of a competitor or client.
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