NAWBO St. Louis Featured on All About Business St. Louis TV

Posted by Jeannine Clontz | Business owner,Entrepreneur,online video,VA,Virtual Assistance,Virtual Assistant | Tuesday 24 January 2012 3:39 pm

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I was part of a group of women business owners, and members of the St. Louis Chapter of NAWBO (National Association of Women Business Owners) who were invited to participate in a video about the organization which aired on St. Louis television this past Sunday.  Sponsored by www.allaboutbusinesstv.com who did a fabulous job.  Check it out!

 

 

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Get Marketing and Social Media Support to Increase Your Business Success


 

Check out my new awesome video created by Andrea Kalli! :)

 

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Recent Interview for WE Magazine (Women in eCommerce)

Posted by Jeannine Clontz | Business owner,Business Tips,Entrepreneur,VA,Virtual Assistance,Virtual Assistant | Tuesday 10 May 2011 11:34 am

I was recently interviewed for WE Magazine (Women in eCommerce) – take a peek!

Woman in Business Helps Solopreneurs

Meet Jeannine Clontz, President ~ Accurate Business Services
 
Tell us about your business. We provide marketing and social media support, training and consulting on an as needed basis as a Multi-VA practice
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Accurate Business Services – Featured Business by Friends of Missouri Women’s Council

Posted by Jeannine Clontz | Entrepreneur | Thursday 10 March 2011 9:46 am

I am thrilled and honored to be chosen as the Featured Business by the Friends of the Missouri Women’s Council.

Check it out! ;)  

http://www.womenscouncilfriends.org/  Click on ‘featured business’ on the left side tool bar.

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12 Technology Tips to Support Your Goals (Part One)


Technology – everything from our computer to our cell phone – seems to have invaded every area of our modern lives. But we often do not take full advantage of the features and benefits that can really make our lives easier. Use these technology tips to help you achieve your goals:

Set alarms.
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Customer Service Revival


I’ve decided to start my own ministry, and my first order of business will be a customer service revival. Will you join me?

Funny as that may seem, the exodus of customer service has been evolving for several years. The latest downturn in the economy has simply caused a bigger impact on customer service, I believe, due to lay- offs and cut backs in middle management
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Are You Like a Salmon When Looking for New Clients?


In my former life, I was a purchasing agent for a seafood company. This time of year reminds me of the salmon runs. During the summer months, many wild salmon species take the journey back to their birthplace to spawn and ultimately end their lives. 

Their upstream journey is a challenging one, swimming against rugged rapids, leaping over rocky waterfalls, traversing fish
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Five Ways to Grow Your Business to Six or Seven Figures!


Ever wondered how your competitors generate six and seven figures incomes? As a professional in your field or niche, you face many challenges when marketing and promoting yourself to achieve six and seven figure incomes. 

As we’ve helped more and more professionals grow their business through traditional and Internet marketing and social media, I’ve found several underutilized ways to entice the world
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Why Reveal Your Prospect’s Objections?


One of the questions I ask during the prospect interview process is, “Have you ever worked with an independent contractor before?” – the response this elicits helps me to determine if there are any negative past experiences that might present itself as an objection throughout the interview process.

Objections are an important part of the process and create opportunities for
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Build Trust Through Email Marketing Content (Part Two)


Last week we discussed giving more than you gain in your email marketing pieces, as well as, keeping promises. We close this discussion with important insights on proofreading and how best to communicate.

3. Proofread your emails.
 
While I would think this goes without
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