No Nonsense: Attract New Customers: 100 Ideas to Bring in More Customers, Paperback

This must-read book provides you with the mindset, tools, and techniques you need to successfully prospect for new customers. --Roger Looyenga, chairman/CEO (ret.), Auto-Owners Insurance

For most businesses, attracting new customers is a never-ending effort anchored in uncertainty, frustration, and knee-jerk reactions. No Nonsense: Attract New Customers takes the mystery out of creating an ongoing plan with proven tactics to keep the phone ringing and the door swinging. The basic concept: Attract an endless flood of new customers at little or no cost

No Nonsense: Attract New Customers demonstrates that you don't have to use expensive and never-ending sales events, coupled with expensive advertising and energy-zapping promotions, to turn on a constant, never-ending flow of new prospects. And you don't have to invent any new approaches, concepts, or buzzwords to do it. Just follow some of the 100 proven ideas and discover amazing results--fast.

Wilson spent more than twenty-five years researching what his clients--small and medium-sized businesses--need to do to be successful in today's marketplace. These powerful ideas work Each is presented in a bite-sized package that encourages instant execution. No long chapters with endless justifications, pontifications, philosophy, and personal stories. Just 151 great, practical ideas any business manager and owner can use to make business increase.

How much could just one good idea be worth to you? It could be worth a fortune How much has McDonald's made by selling millions of Happy Meals? Don't overlook the one good idea that could make your business a success

About author(s):Jerry R. Wilson was a successful businessperson, entrepreneur, professional business and marketing consultant, and accomplished professional speaker. He also authored Word-of-Mouth Marketing, which was the first book that focused on what is now called viral marketing. As a consultant, he assisted such companies as Firestone, Merchants Tire and Auto, and Ripley's Believe It or Not!, helping them rethink customer philosophies, service strategies, and practices.