Building trust?

by Jays80

Posted: 13 years ago 5 replies

OFFLINE MARKETING

Offliners,

What easy to implement tactics do you use to build trust?

Client looks for past case study. none of my existing clients willing to share their name/case study.

How do you approach such situation?

thanks,

#building #trust

Rus Sells 13 years ago

Educating is a great way to build trust and also authority. So why not educate? It can be a little longer term but it works!
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- AmericanMuscleTA 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Rus Sells
  
  Educating is a great way to build trust and also authority. So why not educate? It can be a little longer term but it works!
  
  ^^Do this^^
  
  Write a book and publish it. You will then be a published author and author is authority.
  
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Nick Logan 13 years ago

Get in touch with them. Communicate with them, answer their questions and offer them free additional sources.
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Thomas Michal 13 years ago

Confidence.
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Joe Benjamin 13 years ago

...Try...

Be Trustworthy.
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