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Slowly but surely building my business
Apr. 24th, 2006 03:07 amI received word about another prospect signing up for my web business Sunday morning. I was working the phones for the KRCC pledge drive Saturday and Sunday, so I was unable to make the Saturday prospecting call. I'll try to contact the new prospect later today if Chad hasn't done it already.
Tino expressed interest in my business after I showed him the movie on my prospecting website. He wasn't even fazed by the $1295 cost for the webucation package. Last week, he told me April had moved out. That's a shame, but I hope they'll remain good friends.
I made a list of things to do once my web business (or my eBay DVD business) takes off. First on the list was paying off my Visa bill, followed by getting an apartment, buying the phones and storage I need for my businesses, then eventually moving into a house. When I make a $1,000 sale, I will put $200 in my accounts and use the other $800 to pay my Visa bill.
Tino expressed interest in my business after I showed him the movie on my prospecting website. He wasn't even fazed by the $1295 cost for the webucation package. Last week, he told me April had moved out. That's a shame, but I hope they'll remain good friends.
I made a list of things to do once my web business (or my eBay DVD business) takes off. First on the list was paying off my Visa bill, followed by getting an apartment, buying the phones and storage I need for my businesses, then eventually moving into a house. When I make a $1,000 sale, I will put $200 in my accounts and use the other $800 to pay my Visa bill.
