another word for running away for vacation

There’s a word that far too many MSPs use in their marketing. Plus, we’re going to be talking about meeting rhythms, how often you should meet and who you should meet with on your team in order to grow your business. I’ve got a great book suggestion for you later on about how to build a great brand for your MSP. Seriously, how did that happen? Here’s what we’ve got coming up for you on today’s show.īusinesses tend to focus more on growth than we do on retaining our existing customer base. Somehow we’re already 10 weeks into 2021. This is Paul Green’s MSP Marketing Podcast.

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On March 23rd Paul will be joined by Mark Edwards from Whiteboard Strategies talking about how grab attention and sell more on video meetings.

Please recommend a book you think will inspire other MSPs here /podcastbooks.

Many thanks to Steve Pailing from Plexa for recommending the book Building Strong Brands by David Aaker.

Paul’s special guest was Andrew Wallace from SmileBack talking about how to keep your clients for longer by collecting feedback.

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In talking about planning better meetings, Paul recommended the book Traction: Get A Grip On Your Business by Gino Wickman.

Presented by Paul Green, an MSP marketing expert.

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And there’s a listener book recommendation all about brilliant branding

Plus Paul talks about the kind of meetings that will help your MSP to grow (and which could have the opposite affect).

Also in this week’s show, an MSP customer satisfaction expert details how best to survey clients and what to do with the results.

Words have power – be careful which ones you use! This week Paul unpicks the terrible words used by many MSPs, that can be a real turn off for your clients and prospects.

Another word for running away for vacation