Word of Mouth Sample Clauses

Word of Mouth. The Word of Mouth factor is to reward content owners whose content contributes significantly to Licensee’s ability to attract new paying customers. Whether and in what amount any Word of Mouth contributes to the Angel Bonus shall be within Licensee’s sole discretion. A high Goodness score will have an amplifying effect on the Word of Mouth factor's contribution to the Angel Bonus.
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Word of Mouth.  Sometimes the best places are found when you talk with other students.
Word of Mouth. It remains the best way of marketing and will result from a well-developed baby and its satisfied mother. HOW, WHERE, WHEN AND TO WHOM CAN YOU MARKET YOUR SERVICES? In the BabyGym market promotion of good relationships is most important, because you are working with someone’s precious ‘possession’ - their baby. People will need to buy you before they will buy the concept of BabyGym. Once you have gained their trust, the need to sell BabyGym to them may well be replaced by their request for your services. HOW? Marketing material (websites, articles, brochures and business cards) may be handy and necessary, but the point of departure to market BabyGym is good relationships. Once informed about BabyGym, people may very well like to keep in touch with you. Make this easy for them by handing out a business card. Your BabyGym Instructor kit includes business cards and brochures. Always keep some with you. BabyGym business tools You can download all the necessary documents to print when you have qualified from: xxxx://xxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxx.xx.xx These are the ONLY business tools that you are allowed to print and use to market your new BabyGym business Please remember that you may not scan or alter the BabyGym logo in any way There are very strict rules regarding the logo If you need any other artwork or printing done, submit it to Xxx Xxxxxx two weeks prior to when you need it. If you deliver a talk or visit professional people (doctors, clinic sisters, midwives, etc), always leave your business card and a brochure with them. After initial contact with other people, follow up with a brochure and business card. Include xxx.xxxxxxx.xx.xx on your marketing material, so that interested people can obtain all the information on the web. WHERE? The BabyGym market consists of people who are expecting babies, people with babies and people working with babies. Prenatal marketing is the best, because the awaiting mommy has time to learn and will thus be ready to start massaging in hospital. Gynaecologists or people who present prenatal classes are therefore your best point of departure. You should also build relationships with the local general practitioner, paediatrician and especially clinic sisters - all working together on the baby’s future. Deliver short talks at churches, nursery schools and women’s associations and follow it up with a brochure and business card. WHEN? Planning is of utmost importance, as supported by the old adage: “Failure to plan is planning to fail.”...
Word of Mouth. MERGO JEWELRY STORE will also plan to target its market by building up a solid reputation that will be spread to other potential customers via word of mouth. Appendix

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  • Board of Managers Section 3.01

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