Secrets of MindShare

Revenue Producers Get the Referrals They Want by Making Their Competition Irrelevant

De: Kenneth M. Potalivo

Narrado por: Kenneth M. Potalivo

In Secrets of MindShare, author Ken Potalivo presents a compelling case that those who are revenue producers are the ones who make more money, are revered by their firms, and are valuable in the marketplace. The book is a must-hear for those who want to generate revenue consistently and make great incomes and have a desire to be held in high esteem within their firms.

Successful service professionals know that the only way you can truly make your competition irrelevant and create a predictable stream of quality referrals is by being in a strong mindshare position with a select group of individuals who have the power to send business to you. Your brand, which is who you are personally and professionally, must be in the primary position within someone else's head so that when they have a client to refer, they think of you and no one else.

Today's hypercompetitive environment requires that all service providers take a laser-focused approach that will create predictable referrals and a successful business. As Potalivo notes, the days of showing up for networking events as a strategy, passing out cards, and hoping someone will send a referral are over. With almost two decades of experience working with service professionals of all disciplines, Potalivo offers you keen insights on how you can create the life you want by attracting the right clients from the people who have the ability to put them in front of you. Potalivo clearly shows that anyone can be a revenue producer.

Secrets of MindShare offers both quantitative and qualitative tools that will help the listener build a powerful brand - the very key to creating and sustaining mindshare. As Ken explains, mindshare holds the power to make you a great revenue producer by making your competition irrelevant, so you get the referrals you want.

©2014 Kenneth M. Potalivo (P)2015 Kenneth M. Potalivo

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