How Gratitude Works
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How Gratitude Works
Transform Your Marketing with Gratitude
Discover the most impactful, cost-effective tool in your marketing toolkit. Here’s why you should start using it immediately:
Why Gratitude Matters
1. Stands out from junk mail.
2. Builds genuine connections.
3. Offers personal, customized interaction.
4. Costs less than 40 cents.
5. Takes under 10 minutes.
6. Requires no expensive investment.
7. Low-tech yet high-impact.
8. Turns downtime into productive time.
9. Sets you apart from the competition.
10. Garners a higher response rate than any other tactic.
The Power of a Thank You Note
Yes, the remarkable tool is a simple thank you note. Before dismissing this idea, consider the responses it can generate:
- "Thank you for your note. I've never been so impressed. Let's meet!"
- "Thanks for the note. I'd love to talk more."
- "Your note was a kind touch. It motivated me to share the value of your class with my management."
- "Thanks for making my day with your card, now pinned in my office!"
Imagine walking into a client’s office and seeing your note on their desk. Can your current marketing materials achieve the same effect?
When to Use Thank You Notes
Consider sending a handwritten note in these situations:
1. After a meeting with a prospect.
2. Following a networking event with a meaningful conversation.
3. Upon securing new business.
4. When a client recommits with more business.
5. After receiving a referral, regardless of outcome.
6. For consistent referrals, consider adding a small gift.
7. After giving a talk; send notes to your audience, sponsors, hosts, and co-speakers.
8. When joining or welcoming someone to a committee or board.
9. After kickoff meetings, retreats, or client visits. Include key support staff.
10. When concluding a client partnership.
Tips for Effective Thank You Notes
1. Be Genuine: Sincerity is key. If it’s not heartfelt, it won’t be effective.
2. Act Quickly: Send notes the next day to cultivate consistency.
3. Make It a Habit: Write three notes each morning to kickstart your day with a high-impact action.
4. Use Professional Cards: A 4" x 5" card, matching your business identity, adds professionalism.
5. Handwrite Them: Personal handwriting, even if imperfect, conveys sincerity over a printed letter.
Cultivating Gratitude
The true essence of this strategy is gratitude. Never take your clients, prospects, or contacts for granted. By expressing gratitude in writing, you set a positive tone for your day and strengthen your professional relationships.
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