Keith, Is there anyway to save an invite template we have personalized? Cut and paste seems a little old school.
Seattle, Washington
Suggested template for Invite Prospective Members
For those of you who would like to invite your friends but aren't comfortable with the brief canned invite, I offer the following template to use as you wish.
Begin:
I thought as a small business owner that you would like to join Biznik, a free to join, 4,000 member local (Greater Seattle area), independent business network where members meet to help each other build our businesses.
Currently over 10% of my business is coming from the group.
Here's what you'll find:
The opportunity to post a profile about your business, what you have to offer other members, what you are looking for in clients and collaboration partners, and your educational background and work experience.
Social events and happy hours where you'll build relationships, give and receive referrals, and meet new clients and collaboration partners.
Online and face-to-face promotional opportunities for your business. You could even offer a course on what you know in your field.
Educational workshops that help build your business skills. The last one I went to talked about value-based pricing and why I should raise my rates. Another told me why I should focus on teaching people the program rather than offer bookkeeping.
Powerful web-based tools that build and manage your personal business network. Don't forget to join mine when you join.
Opportunities to share your experiences, learn from others through the community's forums, and build your reputation at the same time.
Improved findability in Google and other search engines. I'm currently #3 when people type in the words "Seattle QuickBooks (or Quicken) training."
The opportunity to purchase supplemental business insurance such as disability insurance at group rates through one of our members.
And all this at the basic level - is free.
Also, Biznik is an MLM-free zone. Marketing products or services originating with an MLM business and recruiting associates is strictly prohibited.
Keith Gormezano
Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor
Dr. QuickBooks - I make house calls to fix your financial aches and pains and teach you the software program so you can fish for yourself.
(206) 789-8328
Visit my profile at http://biznik.com/members/keith-gormezano to see what one (wordy) profile might look like and what the group can offer you.
(Please do not join from viewing my profile. I won't get "credit" for it.)
Please use this link: http://biznik.com/join/keith-gormezano.
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One thing I don't mention is the price of an active or supporting membership. I think that people should see the value or get some business first before you can ask them to upgrade and some will anyway.
KG
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Posted by Joy Canova, Seattle, Washington | Mar 14, 2008
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