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The Solopreneur's Guide
helping solopreneurs create and grow successful, sustainable businessesInformation
| Url: | http://thesologuide.com |
| Author(s): | Douglas Dolan |
| Language: | English |
| Tags: | solopreneur, entrepreneur, business |
| Description: | Douglas Dolan authors the blog, The Solopreneur's Guide. The mission of his blog is to help solo-entrepreneurs (or solopreneurs) create and grow successful, sustainable businesses. Through his many years of business experience in retail, restaurants, the arts, and technology - in a variety of roles including operations, customer service, marketing, sales, management and ownership - Douglas has years of both studying the best of business practices and dealing with real world failures and successes. His passion is helping others realize their full solopreneur potential. |
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2010: The Year We Make Contact
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I remember over two decades ago when ‘2010’ was solely the title of a futuristic flick – and now we’re just days away. As we wind down this year, I know a number of you are thinking about your mark...more |
2009-12-16
Defining a “Good” Prospect
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In the first post of my recently completed 10-part series on the |
2009-12-14
10 Basic Principles for Turning Your Prospect into Clients: Follow-up the Same Day
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This is a little disclaimer that I will be adding to the beginning of every post in this ten part series so new readers that jump in mid way will understand the premise for these posts. If you hav...more |
2009-12-08
10 Basic Principles for Turning Your Prospect into Clients: Submit a Persuasive Quotation
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This is a little disclaimer that I will be adding to the beginning of every post in this ten part series so new readers that jump in mid way will understand the premise for these posts. If you hav...more |
2009-12-05
10 Basic Principles for Turning Your Prospect into Clients: Ballpark Your Pricing Right Away
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This is a little disclaimer that I will be adding to the beginning of every post in this ten part series so new readers that jump in mid way will understand the premise for these posts. If you hav...more |
2009-12-01
10 Basic Principles for Turning Your Prospect into Clients: Nudge the Prospect Along
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This is a little disclaimer that I will be adding to the beginning of every post in this ten part series so new readers that jump in mid way will understand the premise for these posts. If you hav...more |
2009-11-25
10 Basic Principles for Turning Your Prospect into Clients: Contribute Ideas and Suggestions
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This is a little disclaimer that I will be adding to the beginning of every post in this ten part series so new readers that jump in mid way will understand the premise for these posts. If you hav...more |
2009-11-22
10 Basic Principles for Turning Your Prospects into Clients: Ask the “Expected Results” Question
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This is a little disclaimer that I will be adding to the beginning of every post in this ten part series so new readers that jump in mid way will understand the premise for these posts. If you hav...more |
2009-11-19
10 Basic Principles for Turning Your Prospects into Clients: Anticipate Questions (and Have Your Ans
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This is a little disclaimer that I will be adding to the beginning of every post in this 10 part series so new readers will understand the premise for each piece. If you have been following through...more |
2009-11-16
10 Basic Principles for Turning Your Prospects into Clients: Get Them on the Phone
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This is a little disclaimer that I will be adding to the beginning of every post in this ten part series so new readers that jump in mid way will understand the premise for these posts. If you hav...more |
2009-11-13
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