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The reality of referrals in business today

The reality of referrals in business today

by Mark Jarvis | Feb 6, 2022 | Cashflow and Profitability, People, Team and Culture, Time Management

How you can open up your own 5 Levels of Referrals for more profitable business.

Dunbar’s number and why we should care

Dunbar’s number and why we should care

by Mark Jarvis | Feb 6, 2022 | People, Team and Culture, Time Management

Relationships not connections drive our world, whether in business or personally. Building a strong sustainable business means building your relationships and growing your network

Why aren’t you more profitable in your network?

Why aren’t you more profitable in your network?

by Mark Jarvis | Feb 6, 2022 | Cashflow and Profitability, People, Team and Culture, Time Management

Profitability is a long-term strategy that can win your company massive amounts of business by building strong relationships and credibility in your network.

How do you know if those in your network are the right people

How do you know if those in your network are the right people

by Mark Jarvis | Jan 7, 2022 | People, Team and Culture, Time Management

This article is about the process of assessing and developing your professional network based around working with the right people

What does making changes in business really mean?

What does making changes in business really mean?

by Mark Jarvis | Jan 6, 2022 | Time Management

Change is about creating a different outcome, not about creating a list of things to change. The results you create for your business are not just different, they are better.

Which came first, the Sales Pipeline or the Relationship Pipeline?

Which came first, the Sales Pipeline or the Relationship Pipeline?

by Mark Jarvis | Dec 1, 2021 | Cashflow and Profitability, Time Management

For every 8hrs I invest in my Relationship Pipeline, I have the opportunity for infinite referrals. Whereas for every 84hrs I invest in my Sales Pipeline, I have the opportunity for one sale.

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