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cover of episode Business Development in Uncertain Times: Three Practical Tips To Help You Handle It

Business Development in Uncertain Times: Three Practical Tips To Help You Handle It

2023/5/23
logo of podcast Real Relationships Real Revenue - Video Edition | Invest in Relationships to Build Your Business and Your Career

Real Relationships Real Revenue - Video Edition | Invest in Relationships to Build Your Business and Your Career

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In this episode of Real Relationships Real Revenue, I’m coming to you solo to talk about something that people really seem to need right now. I'm sharing a way that you can tackle any type of slowdown that you see in the economy, in your book of business, in your business results, or in your particular expertise. These kinds of ebbs and flows happen all the time, and it’s important that we know how to handle them  so that we can keep paving the way for success.    Topics We Cover in This Episode:  The surprising statistics behind business growth during challenging times How you can completely differentiate yourself from anyone else The power of opening up a dialog with a client when they can’t invest in you What you can offer to a team during tough times Give To Gets you can offer clients or prospects that will likely transition into a mutually beneficial relationship What to do when your outcomes are twice as hard

  So many people think that uncertain times are when you should pull back, but I hope these practical tips will help you understand the importance of doubling down instead. Offer value and really build and deepen your relationships. If you do this, you’ll win both in the short term and in the long term.    If you want to learn more about our Demand Creation Give To Get model, you can check it out here). If you want to check out the McGraw Hill study, you can do that here. )   Resources Mentioned: Learn more about our Demand Creation Give To Get model) Check out the McGraw Hill study)