Cloths advice

14 years ago

A Dolce & Gabanna suit...

No, really, some of you are overthinking this way too much. You need to get the appointments first before worrying about it, and even then, I have gone in wearing jeans and a T-shirt for thousand dollar sales. It isn't what you wear, it is what you can do that matters.

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john_kennedy

14 years ago

You mean clothes?

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skynetcyberdynesystems 14 years ago

yep i did its very late just know and yes

Originally Posted by john_kennedy

You mean clothes?
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- payment proof 14 years ago
  
  Are you wanting to go into the clothing business? If so, wearing clothes made by the company you're meeting with could be a good idea.
  
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  Daniel Evans 14 years ago
  
  You can't go wrong with a smart suit!
  
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Seantrepreneur

14 years ago

Wear some khaki pants and a button up shirt. Plain and simple.

Don't over think it or let it slow you down.

Now that you have your answer, whats your next step?

Keep on keepin on,

Sean

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David Miller 14 years ago

I thought he meant CLOSE!
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Entrecon

14 years ago

It depends on what type of businesses you are going to and what you are trying to sell them. If you are going to a business to sell them a $100,000 web marketing package you better look like you have done it before. If you are headed down to the local mom and pop store to convince them to spend $500 on a starter website, you can dress business casual, wearing a suit might scare them off!

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richrowley

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Entrecon

It depends on what type of businesses you are going to and what you are trying to sell them. If you are going to a business to sell them a $100,000 web marketing package you better look like you have done it before. If you are headed down to the local mom and pop store to convince them to spend $500 on a starter website, you can dress business casual, wearing a suit might scare them off!

I think this is top advice! Take it! Dress appropriately for every situation.

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paul_1

14 years ago

Wear anything decent and plain... Just avoid shirts, short pants, and rubber shoes...

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aceejohson

14 years ago

Kudos from one braniac to another.

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racso316

14 years ago

As long as you don't look like a bum, you'll be ok. You can't never go wrong with a suit though, ever.

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skynetcyberdynesystems

14 years ago

Thank you for all your advice ok I am a new mobile marketer I do mobile websites so my minimum charge would be £500. Do you think casual cloths would be ok for mobile marketers?

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racso316

14 years ago

Yes I think casual with a hint of dressy will work fine. WWTCD. What Would Tom Cruise Do. I'm kidding, but seriously, you're overthinking it. Look casual/dressy and get out there and you'll be fine.

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samimanargis

14 years ago

Thank you for all your advice ok I am a new computer marketer I do computer websites so my minimum charge would be £1000. Do you think casual cloths would be ok for computer marketers?

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Hugh

14 years ago

Walk into any business in my area wearing a suit, the first
thing they will do is hide the kids and the checkbook - all
while mumbling something about "Damned Yankees."

Hugh

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Seantrepreneur

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Hugh

Walk into any business in my area wearing a suit, the first
thing they will do is hide the kids and the checkbook - all
while mumbling something about "Damned Yankees."

Hugh

Totally agree. Too many professions wear suits now that devalue what it means to wear a suit. Make sense? For example, car salesmen and Enterprise rent-a-car employees wear suits to sell cars and rent cars.

If you are selling SEO services or websites there is no need to wear a suit. I feel like it makes you look like you are trying to hard. Plus, your meetings will be with blue collar workers who will most likely be wearing their work clothes. By wearing a suit you might even intimidate them.

I have not been in one situation yet where I felt under or over dressed by wearing nice khakis and a button up shirt.

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RentItNow

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Hugh

Walk into any business in my area wearing a suit, the first
thing they will do is hide the kids and the checkbook - all
while mumbling something about "Damned Yankees."

Hugh

Only thing that would make it worse is carrying a clipboard!

Kaki pants or stylish black jeans and either a polo with logo or button down has done me well.

In my city, suit = salesperson...dressy sexy casual = fellow business owner (sale)

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skynetcyberdynesystems

14 years ago

Ok but in the uk will have to see who black jeans and a black shirt through I think I might just go with my blue jeans and a simple black shirt with my trainers

Originally Posted by RentItNow

Only thing that would make it worse is carrying a clipboard!

Kaki pants or stylish black jeans and either a polo with logo or button down has done me well.

In my city, suit = salesperson...dressy sexy casual = fellow business owner (sale)

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ex9to5guy

14 years ago

dress clean and look clean. Do not roll in looking shaggy but at the same time dont overdo it

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ImDanHoward

14 years ago

Yeah, as Frank Kern would always say....Put on your costume...Dress the character as what type of services you are selling. If it's just mobile...stylish casual would do. Now, if you were going in to land a 6 figure client and rockin' stylish casual, you better bring your A game on your sales presentation.

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Aaron Doud

14 years ago

I think it depends on who you are pitching but in most cases a polo and somc slacks work fine. I would avoid jeans in most cases, same with t-shirts. Suits might be needed for soem high end deals but I honestly wouldn't wear a suit to those either. They expect you to kiss their ass. Don't! Show them why they need you and dress as if you understand you are above their "suit" world.

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SMPower

14 years ago

When I do wear a suit jacket its usually over jeans and t-shirt or a golf/polo shirt. I'm not a suit and tie guy for anything... (except my wedding - and i protested that)

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Perestroika

14 years ago

Wear what is considered respectable in your country and present the best of you.

Dont listent to the advice on what to wear. It all depends on where you are.

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lerrypeter

14 years ago

Now a days there are many people like to wear the fashionable cloths and according to me you can get the best cloths in online. There are some great collection of cloths you can watch.

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