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How To Get Clients To Come To You

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Do you market to other businesses? Do you want more clients? Then this intensive half day seminar is a 'must'! It ONLY contains 'top tips' and the proven ideas which generate more clients and more cash.

Business to Business marketing seminar

How to get clients to come to you!
- Using low cost marketing principles -

In association with : Business Link Milton Keynes Oxfordshire Buckinghamshire

Ticket price:
2 for 1 special offer!
- Two delegates can attend for the price of one -
£149 + VAT (£175.08)
(You are welcome to bring a guest, at no extra charge)

Seminar Description

Do you market to other businesses? Do you want more clients? Then this intensive half day seminar is a 'must'! It ONLY contains 'top tips' and the proven ideas which generate more clients and more cash.

Topics include marketing strategy; website effectiveness; sales lead generation ideas; copywriting tips; and much more. You are guaranteed to learn new ways to find (and keep!) more clients.

This event is perfect for:
Anyone who markets to other businesses
Small business owners and directors
Service professionals (i.e. consultants, advisors and trainers)
Added value product providers
Anyone interested in low cost sales lead generation

Benefits include:
Ø You will receive a printed copy of the 'How to Get Clients to Come to You' marketing manual (£25 value).
Ø Free copy: 'Writing Copy for the Web' by Nigel Temple - packed with internet marketing tips and ideas (£6.99 value)
Ø Great networking opportunity (bring lots of business cards)
Ø Fast, fun event. Contains only 'top tips' and the really useful stuff!
Ø Cast iron guarantee. If you're not happy - we will return your money. No questions asked.
Agenda
How to set up a 'Reciprocal Marketing' system
(...which will get clients to come to you. A highly effective 'marketing secret'!)
How to use Word of Mouth marketing
(...to generate a steady stream of referrals)
How to create a low cost promotional marketing machine
(...which will drive your business forward)
How to generate more sales enquiries from your website
(...including ideas from 'Writing Copy for the Web' - which you get to keep!)
How to get paid for promoting yourself
(...you will love these ideas)
Six ways to produce more response from everything you write
(...which I learnt when I was a professional copywriter)
Three strategic marketing questions
(...which are critical to marketing success....)

Registration
To register for this event, please call Business Link on: 0845 606 4466 or send an email to nigel@nigeltemple.com

Credit card payment
The quickest way to pay is by using PayPal on Nigel Temple's website. Pay with Visa / MasterCard. You don't need a PayPal account! Please note that VAT will be added at the 'checkout' stage - to give a total of £175.08 (£149 + VAT).

If you need an invoice - please send an email.

Payment by cheque
Please make your cheque payable to 'Temple Public Relations' and send it to: Business Link, Eastern Bypass, Thame, Oxon OX9 3FF. Please include your name(s), company name, as well as the title and date of this seminar.

Questions?
If you have any other questions about this seminar, please call 01628 773128 and ask for Joanna Temple or send an email to nigel@nigeltemple.com .

Location

Bassetsbury Manor, Bassetsbury Lane, High Wycombe, Bucks HP11 1QX