How to Get More Customers (How to Get More Customers) de Ira Robinson

How to Get More Customers: How to Get More Customers, cartea 2

Ira Robinson

Do you have a business ? Do you want more customers to come to your business ? Do you know how to get that done ? Many businesses do not have a clue how to effectively push customers to make the move to contact them, let alone make that customers buy from them, again and again. Within the pages of this essential guide, you will find all of this and more

- what you can do to literally force customers to choose you over any other

- the single most important factor in your business, and why you are failing at doing it.

- the 5 key areas of your business you can improve to effectively double your profits

- what you can do, to bring in more customers without spending a dime

If you want to gain more business, and make better use of your time and money. If you want to know exactly what to do to make customers come through your door, You need this book right now Start taking advantage of the strategies within. With it, you can and will your business to new heights

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Notă biografică

Ira Robinson was born into a world that he never quite got along with. Since then, he has imagined new worlds to enter into. Ira has been writing his whole life, though he has only recently been publishing his works. He enjoys writing non-fiction books to bring aid or comfort to those that read them, but writing fiction was his first, and greatest, passion. Ira is also an internationally known radio host, with his various shows, including Open Eyes, Brothers at Arms, The Positude Podcast, Adventures in Autism, and more. He was diagnosed in his early years with a genetic defect, Keratoconus. This defect allowed him to have normal(ish) visual acuity for many years but, at the age of 35, he had to admit that his time had come and was declared legally blind. This, of course, brings about a whole new set of problems, and some advantages, when writing books. Ira loves to share his experiences with others, so that they may know that, no matter what their abilities (or perceived disabilities) they have, they can still be writings and still get their passion on the page.