Ep #420: Referral Masters Think Differently
Most business owners focus on referral tactics. Referral masters focus on something much deeper. Discover my five-step framework my clients use to generate referrals naturally and consistently.
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Most business owners focus on referral tactics. Referral masters focus on something much deeper. Discover my five-step framework my clients use to generate referrals naturally and consistently.
Join me and Ivy Slater host of Her Success Story, as we discuss the importance of building relationships for referrals. I share my journey from business failure to success and how I discovered the power of referrals without the gimmicks.
In this special podcast takeover, Ryan Kimler interviews me on the science of referrals and why asking for referrals isn’t necessary. Learn how to build a referral strategy that creates consistent results without relying on networking, gimmicks, or hope.
In this podcast takeover episode, I’m interviewed by Shauna Lynn Simon on the Real Women, Real Business podcast. We dive into why referrals aren’t generated by asking, incentivizing, or constantly networking—and what actually drives someone to recommend your business.
Quality over quantity! Discover how Jackie Ho shifted her focus from just getting referrals to attracting the right clients for her architecture firm.
It’s celebration time! To mark the 250th episode, I am spicing things up by bringing on a very special guest: my husband! That’s right, folks – he’s dusting off his microphone and taking a trip down memory lane to answer 10 questions about my business. And let’s just say, he better have been paying attention because I…
It’s the age-old question: how do you generate more referrals for your business? It’s no secret that referrals are the easiest way to bring onboard new clients. But why is there so much confusion around the best way to generate them? In this episode, we’ll dive into the importance of referrals as a primary focus…