Do You Market Like It's 1999?
Audience: advisors, entrepreneurs, LinkedIn contacts
Length: 75 min
Prerequisite: none (suits novices and experts)
Change with the times. You know plenty about products and sales strategies. What about this real challenge: how do you entice prospects to pick you over your competitors? How do you stay in touch before and after a sale? How do you create a powerful first impression without needing to be there? Discover simple, inexpensive ways to market better. Explore a market yearning for your help … if you stand out. Discover what works in this timely new presentation from a marketing actuary with the passion for simple. Copy the concrete real-life examples to stop marketing like it's 1999. Or 1989.
Are you attending the Toronto Summit of the Independent Federation of Brokers (IFB)?
Experience this presentation live for the very first time on the mainstage at 8 a.m. on Wednesday, November 4. Here's the day's agenda.
What Attendees Wrote
IFB Summit | Nov 4, 2009

Excellent presentation. The best in IFB.
I really enjoyed your presentation and as far as I was concerned it was the best at IFB.
Your presentation was creative, it made all of us aware that if we wanted to be recognized to be above average, we had to strive to do things above average.
Thank you for being there for us. We appreciate your sincerity.
Other Places
Very beneficial. Ideas are extremely valuable. Thank you.
Avid follower
I would like to put this into practice what you have shown us today. Help, please. Email (withheld). Thanks ever so much.
Intriguing, many points that are of relevance. Will definitely follow online.
Thanks for all the links!
1) Delivery of presentation easy to sit through, fast moving, enjoyable
2) Opening areas I'm out of touch with
Outstanding presentation and presenter!!!
Very helpful & practical! Thanks!
Very valuable information.
An effective way to learn to enhance one's business.
Excellent delivery.
Looking forward to more presentations.
Thanks for donating your time!!!
Have a blessed day!!
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