Here’s the real kicker…

I know professionals who “regularly” change their signature line because they feel it’s being overused or it’s outdated. Obviously, this is total nonsense when you consider the staggering numbers as they relate to “new prospects” arriving on the Internet on a monthly (or even weekly) basis.

The only party who is getting “tired” of seeing the same old signature line, is the professional who created it.

I say, let it ride!

All good things,
Bonnie Gean

PS. Thanks for visiting and commenting!

Here is a statistic that is absolutely staggering to me (I wonder if it’s even true sometimes). 14 million new people join the Internet monthly, worldwide.

Given the number of *new* people joining the Internet, an standardized *standard line* used in all forms of electronic correspondence would seem an imperative to anyone marketing themselves or their products online.

I regularly recommend to people I am coaching to let their signature line be their silent partner in that *signatures* “prospect” without pressure, without obligation, without you having to say a word!

I agree with what you say but do you realize just how many people I get email from that do NOT use a signature file? I think it stems from the fact that they are simply new to Internet marketing and haven’t learned everything they need to know.

This is the main reason why I do provide information that may seem old school to some. I try to remember that new people subscribing to my lists are also new to the Internet marketing arena in general and therefore need to have this information.

Thank you so much David for your input. I am pleased (and thankful) you shared your thoughts.

All good things,
Bonnie

It’s a good way for people to access your website quickly and also generates a link back to your site.

Your community sharing is worthy of applause! Well done!

This reminds me of the Avon Representative that used to cater to my mother way back in the day…

She was always placing new goodies into the bag for mom to try. And you’re correct – my mother would squeal with excitement when she got them too! So I have no doubts that your customers really love getting to try out new things.

Now… I wish I lived closer to you! [giggles]

Thanks for visiting!

Ka Nani Essentials - has donated baskets and items to several different charities - as well as raising money for several Organizations.

We always give away little goodies with our orders and customers really love getting to try out new things!!

Thanks for the reminder and awesome tips!!

I’m glad you enjoyed my article, sent to you by your friend and equally blessed to have you visit my blog. Please send my gratitude to your friend for introducing us!

I’ve been reading your blog and picked up a few pointers on press releases. (I don’t push enough of them out and need to buckle down in this area of business.)

I’ll have to write a new post to let my readers know you’ve got some great information — not to be missed!

Thanks for visiting!

You are so welcome!

I was so upset when I originally read about this PayPal bug, which quickly turned into disgust because I sell lots of CD products overseas.

When my sales started dwindling, it didn’t dawn on me that it would be because of a bug in my payment processor. I figured, something else was amiss. Now that I know what the REAL culprit is, I’m not the happiest camper on the block.

I would hope PayPal comes to their senses (and soon)… to get this problem rectified.

All good things,
Bonnie