Is there a “secret” way to grow your profits?
For years, ActionCOACH founder Brad Sugars and his ActionCOACH Business Coaches have taught a simple, “secret” formula to massively grow profits in any business.
So what is this “secret” formula ... and why is ActionCOACH sharing it?The ActionCOACH mission Sugars defined in 1993 is “World AbundanceThrough Business Re-Education.”
Double the volume of business clients or customers within a single month by following simple but highly effective steps to generate leads and successfully convert them into paying customers.
The secret to a truly successful business lies within a keen understanding of the needs and desires of the market – and it is ultimately individual people who constitute that market. By connecting to those who want the products and services offered and communicating consumer benefits to them, businesses gain new customers and clients.
Finding, developing and cultivating leads are vitally important for small businesses to survive and thrive. Unfortunately, many businesses make mistakes when deciding how to go about generating leads and once the mistakes begin, they can snowball, leading to bigger problems. In fact, the inability to generate leads is one of the reasons so many small businesses fail before they hit their stride.
Let’s take a closer look at some common mistakes and how you can avoid them.
When I was a young assistant manager at a fast food outlet, I would often feel a bit unproductive. The crew members were working hard,
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