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“Never Stop Learning.” – Anonymous

Friday, May 4, 2012

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This is your Friday QuoteLesson Most college graduates think that once they’re done with college, they’re done learning. Not the case as you and I both know. It’s where the learning is just really beginning. Try to remember what you learned up until graduation from college (I didn’t graduate, so I have to remember up [...]

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Filling In Your Route With Customers

Friday, April 27, 2012

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What shape is your route in? Do you have 5% of the available households? Or better yet (and really good) 10%? Or do you have a “Micky Mouse” route? A route that two in this track of 1000 houses and one way over 2 miles down the street? If you’ve got one of these, it’s [...]

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Groupon: Yes or No For Dry Cleaners

Monday, February 20, 2012

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 Is Groupon a smart way to advertise your dry cleaning pick-up and delivery business? I have the benefit of my membership trying Groupon and giving me their feedback. Some were good, most were not. BUT, I will outline the perfect situation to give Groupon a try under YOUR strict guidelines. First of all, if you’re [...]

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“The Riskiest Thing Is To Take No Risks!”

Saturday, February 11, 2012

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This is the Friday QuoteLesson. If you’d like a quote delivered every day and on Friday one of these QuoteLessons, go to FamousLifeQuotes.org and get signed up. This is my pet project. I’ve seen this authored by many in one form or another, so I don’t have an author. The Facebook guy has this plastered [...]

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What Is Your Irresistable Offer?

Tuesday, January 17, 2012

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First of all—what is an irresistible offer? An irresistible offer is something that is specific, tangible and has a very, very clear benefit to your dry cleaning prospect or customer (if you’re selling them something). It has to be so incredibly exciting that it captures the attention of your potential customers. You want to make [...]

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Do You Have A Big Bold Guarantee?

Thursday, August 18, 2011

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If Not, You’re Letting New Customers Slip Through Your Hands That’s right. You are letting sales slip through your hands if you don’t have a big, bold guarantee. You should be guaranteeing everything you do. And I don’t mean the… “I-Guarantee-My-Work-Guarantee,” either. That’s what most every dry cleaning business does. It’s so over used and [...]

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Google Places: How To Get 16 Postive Reviews

Tuesday, April 5, 2011

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This post was written by member David Whitehurst. It talks about how to get positive reviews with Google, Yelp, and the other review sites. Take his advice and get some reviews fast. I mailed my monthly newsletter last Saturday with a request for customers to review my business on Google, Yelp and Angie’s List. As [...]

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Are You Doing All That You Can For Your Dry Cleaning Business?

Friday, February 4, 2011

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You might think you are, but you’re probably not. “Don’t tell me Greg that I’m not.” You’re probably keeping very busy, but busy on the wrong things. Are you working “in” your dry cleaning business, or “on” your dry cleaning business. Working in your business are tasks like, pressing, driving the van, counter work, fixing [...]

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The Magic Numbers are 3/45 In Keeping Dry Cleaning Customers

Monday, January 31, 2011

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If you’ve got a storefront, it’s easy to get a first time customer, but how easy to have that same customer coming back 3 times in the next 45 days? It’s not that easy! Have you figured out what percentage of your new customers return a second and third time? Having this basic information can [...]

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Your Personal Credo

Thursday, December 23, 2010

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What is your personal credo? What do you stand for? What set of rules do you live by? Here is 15 of a 100 of my “Personal Credo” statements: I agree to the following CREDO for my beliefs: 1)     I never make excuses. It’s my fault, good or bad. 2)     I constantly strive to increase [...]

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