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Professional Assistant Blog
OCTOBER 23, 2007
Home About Me Advertise Business Card Window Envelopes By The Professional Assistant on Tuesday, October 23, 2007 Filed Under: Networking , Productivity H eres an interesting envelope that I found on this website. A person calls another person living far way through an internet phone service. It is easy and very cheap to use.
Tips From T. Marie
JUNE 6, 2018
While it might be fine for individual artists or freelancers, if you’re any other type of business it looks less than professional. When you have you own website you purchase your business domain name, which means you can have an email address that includes your business name. I never hear, “Do I need business cards?”
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All Things Admin
DECEMBER 18, 2020
I receive a lot of emails from admins who’ve lost their jobs unexpectedly. Third Paragraph – Action : Suggest the course of action you’d like the reader to take, such as schedule a phone call or interview. Personal Business Cards. A lot of companies provide employees with their own business cards.
Office Organization Success
FEBRUARY 2, 2015
And so it’s hard to get going with your promotions. Get out all those business cards that are collecting dust in your desk drawer, or reach out to past colleagues or clients, and personally invite them to register for your teleclass. You can do this via email, letter, phone call, or in-person. Don’t worry ….
Practically Perfect PA
FEBRUARY 12, 2015
So promoting your personal brand is imperative. What you need to understand is that promoting your brand isn’t a one-off gig – you need to keep up a steady stream of positive impressions on a daily basis. Sometimes they’ll pick up those clues via written channels : They note the tone of your email. They ask, “Hi, how are you?”
Energage
FEBRUARY 17, 2016
Habitec Security’s president, John Smythe, was only 22 and just a few months out of college when he received a shocking phone call from his father. The family business was a security company James Smythe founded in 1972. Six months after that phone call, his father died at age 56. It’s on email signatures and business cards.
Clutter Coach
APRIL 5, 2016
Your to-do list can be in a notebook, on a pad of paper, in your PDA, a whiteboard, on your phone; wherever you will be most likely to look at it. To do for stack of marketing letters: address envelopes, stuff them (including business cards), stamp and take to mailbox. Send yourself email reminders if necessary.
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