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I Love Marketing - The Tale of the Handwritten Note with Steve Sims - I Love Marketing Episode #267

The Tale of the Handwritten Note with Steve Sims - I Love Marketing Episode #267

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08/01/16 • 12 min

I Love Marketing

Steve Sims shares “The Tale of the Handwritten Note.” He is the founder of BlueFish, the world’s first luxury concierge service. He shares insights between ineffective communication and the power of using handwritten notes and messages instead of relying on email. You’ll get a deeper understanding of how to connect with your clients, your friends, and even your family with a new twist on this proven strategy.

Here’s a glance at what you’ll learn from Steve in this episode:

  • One simple tool Steve Sims uses makes impossible meetings possible
  • The most important action you can take to impact people's lives
  • Steve shares some of the mind-blowing access and events he makes happen
  • The greatest sign of respect and trust someone can give you
  • What to send your clients that almost guarantees they will read your message

Shownotes and links for this episode can be found at: www.ilovemarketing.com/267

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Steve Sims shares “The Tale of the Handwritten Note.” He is the founder of BlueFish, the world’s first luxury concierge service. He shares insights between ineffective communication and the power of using handwritten notes and messages instead of relying on email. You’ll get a deeper understanding of how to connect with your clients, your friends, and even your family with a new twist on this proven strategy.

Here’s a glance at what you’ll learn from Steve in this episode:

  • One simple tool Steve Sims uses makes impossible meetings possible
  • The most important action you can take to impact people's lives
  • Steve shares some of the mind-blowing access and events he makes happen
  • The greatest sign of respect and trust someone can give you
  • What to send your clients that almost guarantees they will read your message

Shownotes and links for this episode can be found at: www.ilovemarketing.com/267

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Shownotes and Links for this episode can be found at: www.ilovemarketing.com/266

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In his 42+ year career, Joel has gone from being a shy carpenter to a full-time professional speaker - having done over 3,000 paid presentations and coached or critiqued over 10,000 speakers. Listen as Joel shares his story about becoming a speaking coach, what makes a good presentation, and how you can use speaking as a marketing tool for your business.

Here’s a glance at what you’ll learn from Joel in this episode:

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  • The Ultimate Speaking System: A powerful formula for increasing profits through effective speaking

Show notes and links for this episode can be found at www.ilovemarketing.com/268

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