Sticks in a bundle are unbreakable. — Kenyan proverb
Would you like to collaborate with Taxevity to help your clients, donors or members?
Satisfying these four criteria provides optimal results
- Be referable
- Have a proper LinkedIn profile
- Show samples of what you do
- Ooze generosity
Here is the current team.
Be Referable
To get referrals, first be referable. That means satisfying the four habits of highly referable people. It's easy but takes discipline.
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Have A Proper LinkedIn Profile
Do you show up in a web search? Many of your competitors do. If you don't, your credibility suffers and so does the credibility of those who associate with you. You can remedy this disadvantage easily by investing time.
Create a free profile on LinkedIn that includes
- a business-grade photo
- 3+ recommendations from you about others [a sign of your generosity]
- 3+ testimonials from others about you [a sign of your ability]
If your only testimonials come from the people you recommend, that hurts your credibility — and revenue.
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- sample LinkedIn profile
- where is your Google Profile?
- Create your web presence in three easy steps
- Get foundIn LinkedIn to keep growin'
- A proven technique to expand your LinkedIn network
- How do you market to your network?
Show Samples Of What You Do
Talk means little. Where can a potential client see online samples of what you do or how you do it without identifying themselves? Samples save them time and preserve their privacy. You also benefit since you're more likely to attract people interested in what you offer.
Since most of us have competitors, samples are an excellent way to show how you differ.
Ooze Generosity
We’re here to put a dent in the universe. Otherwise why even be here? — Steve Jobs
How do you make the world better? Selling your product or service is generally not enough. Neither is saying your tax dollars are your contribution to society. We're here to make a difference in other ways. How do you?
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