NEXTLevel Strategy Lands UPS National Account For Crown Plastics

 

Crown Plastics Client Testimonials

 

How to Avoid the 5 Most Common Direct Mail Problems That Are Costing Small Businesses Thousands of Dollars

Typical Direct Mail Problem:

#1. Low response rate-averages 1/2% to 1%

#2. Takes 3-4 weeks to design, print & mail

#3. Complicated process with too many steps

#4. ROI per card delivered is too low

#5. Difficult to track leads

Integrated Direct Mail & Internet Solution:

#1. High response rate- averages 3% to 5%

#2. Designed, printed & mailed within days

#3. Easily customized by you in minutes online

#4. ROI per card delivered is 1,000x greater

#5. Provides immediate email lead notification

If you are using Direct Mail…….Stop!…..I recommend you use SmartMail. It integrates the two most powerful forms of marketing, Direct Mail & the Internet and takes them to the NEXT Level.

I would be glad to show you how it works. Send me an email and I can set up a Free Demo for you.

Chad@nextlevelbusiness.com

 

Listen to These Business Owners Who Were Touched By Jack Kaser’s Words

 

CPA’s & Financial Planners, Take Advantage Now

We have developed a cost effective (free) way for you to attrach more qualfied prospects, generate more profit from your current clients, and get more qualified referral business for June.

How…?

NEXTLevel will put on a small seminar for you. We will share valuable information about growth strategies during these tough economic times on YOUR behalf to your very best customers, strategies that can be implemented today for immediate results.

Contact us today to schedule an overview of the valuable presentation. We are offering this as a value you can pass on to your customers for the month of June.

Set yourself apart from your competition!

Contact us Now!

Chad@nextlevelbusiness.com

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HOW ONE CINCINNATI SMALL BUSINESS CEO REFUSED TO GIVE INTO THE HARD ECONOMIC TIMES

Are we in a Recession? Some believe so, and many small businesses are feeling the economic squeeze and will soon face the day they have feared since opening their doors. Yet some choose to not participate. Todd Reed, CEO of Slice of Stainless, is one who is not afraid to stomp on the peddle when gas prices skyrocket instead of easing up and riding it out. Because of his proactive behavior, his business quadrupled since 2005 with 400% growth and 35% annual profits. Todd is now the dominate player in his market and he did it during tough times when it seems like everyone else is hibernating. How did he do it? The answer sounds simple, but took an extremely creative mind to get it done….. ‘Differentiation’.

Todd speaks highly of a gentleman he met three years ago by the name of Jack Kaser, CEO of NEXTLevel Business™. “Jack brought an expertise to the table that our company was missing. He created growth strategies that set my company apart from ALL of my competitors. It wasn’t just one idea, it was an entire arsenal of online and offline integrated strategies that drove massive leads to my door. Jack’s on a mission to truly help business owners like me who refuse to be numbed by our economy. If you’re a small business entrepreneur, I encourage you to choose not to participate in the recession. Find help. You can start by visiting www.NextLevelBusiness.com if you’re serious about taking control. Be proactive, not reactive.

The payoffs will be huge!”

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If you would like more information on Slice-of-Stainless, visit www.sliceofstainless.com or call 1.800.309.5484.

If you would like more information about NextLevel Business™, visit www.nextlevelbusiness.com, call or email Jack at 513.678.1750, jack@nextlevelbusiness.com.

 

Quick Cash Generators That Can Revolutionize Your Business, part 4

Quick Cash Generator #1

Cash In On Dead Inventory

Quick Cash Generator #2

Ethically And Beneficially Exploit Your Loyal Customers

Quick Cash Generator #3

Don’t Forget Your Other Customers

Quick Cash Generator #4

Pre-Purchase Discounts

Quick Cash Generator #5

Gift Certificates

Quick Cash Generator #6

The “Preferred Customer”

Quick Cash Generator #7

Discounting Accounts Receivable

Quick Cash Generator #8

Reactivate Past Customers

Quick Cash Generator #9

Complimentary, Non-Competitive Joint Venture Events

Quick Cash Generator #10

Increase The Transactional Value Of Each Sale

Quick Cash Generator #11

Vendors’ Co-op Money

Quick Cash Generator #12

Renegotiate Your Contracts

 

For more information or expanded ideas, please email me (jack@nextlevelbusiness.com) and I would be glad to help you.

Remember, slow business and cash crunches happen! Regardless of what you do to prevent it. The key is to find strategies that will bolster cash flow when you really need to.

 

When you think creatively, you can move out dead inventory, reactivate former customers, stimulate new sales, operate more efficiently, revitalize cash flow, and turn things around faster than you ever thought possible.

 

Whatever you do, take action. All the good ideas in the world won’t do you, your customers, or anyone else any good.

 

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7 Steps To Develop An Effective Referral Program, step 5

1.      Now that you know how much a client is “worth” to you over their “lifetime” of doing business with you, you can determine how much you are willing to spend on a client who refers several clients to you.

 

Referrers From “L” in above table	Silver (4 New Clients)	Gold (8 New Clients)	Platinum (12 New Clients)	Diamond (15 New Clients)
	Growth in Business	Growth in Business	Growth in Business	Growth in Business
10%	40%	80%	120%	150%
25%	100%	200%	300%	375%
50%	200%	400%	600%	750%
75%	300%	600%	900%	1125%
100%	400%	800%	1200%	1500%

 

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Quick Cash Generators That Can Revolutionize Your Business, part 3

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The Main Causes Of Most Business’ Problems

 

One of the most important things you can do when you get a client, is to establish your value – and the quicker you can do it, the more you’ll reinforce your client’s decision that they made the right decision in choosing you, and the faster you’ll gain their continued confidence and trust.

 

First of all, it’s important to know that there are only a handful of things that cause the majority of problems for most businesses. And if you can get a handle on those things, nearly everything else will take care of itself. In general, most problems can be categorized into these two main categories:

 

1.      Insufficient cash flow

2.      Inefficient operations

 

The first category, “Insufficient cash flow,” may be the result of several subcategories, such as:

 

1.      Insufficient numbers of leads

2.      Poor conversion ratios

3.      Not maximizing the transactional amount of each sale

4.      Not enough return or repeat customers or purchases

5.      Not maximizing the average buying lifetime of each customer

6.      Not utilizing proactive referral strategies

 

“Inefficient operations,” the second category may also consist of several subcategories:

 

1.      Overstocked inventory stores

2.      Excessive, redundant or dead inventory

3.      Not enough turn-over of on-hand inventory

4.      Employees not slotted in proper jobs according to skills and abilities

5.      Excessive employees

6.      Underutilized employees

7.      Underutilized, redundant or inefficient operations, management, collection, and delivery systems

8.      Poor time management practices

9.      Poor employee selection, training, motivation, and correction procedures

10.  Not monitoring what the competition is doing, or what the market wants and will respond to

 

Of course, these are not exhaustive lists. Several additional items could no doubt be added to each of the two categories, and each of those items could be further broken down into additional sub categories. But the main point here is to point out that by working on a few key areas, many of a business’ problems can be solved very quickly, and with relative ease.

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Quick Cash Generators That Can Revolutionize Your Business, part 2

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The Best Defense Is A Quick And Effective Offense

 

The best time to deal with a lagging cash flow is before it ever happens. Installing a variety of systems that function independently of each other and that will continue to function regardless of whether or not the other systems produce is by far the best solution.

 

But sometimes the unavoidable or the unpredictable hits, and the time for preparation is past. When this happens, many business owners either give up altogether, or attempt desperate measures to turn things around. Unfortunately, neither of these plans is likely to turn things around, and will most likely cause even further problems.

 

The real solution is to have a very clear and defined plan with predictable and measurable results. In some cases, there may be a trade-off of future profits in exchange for more immediate cash flow. And as painful as that may be, instituting such a plan may be exactly what the business needs to get back on its feet.

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