Comments on: Know What Your Customer Expects Before You Advertise http://www.kenvarga.com/news/know-what-your-customer-expects-before-you-advertise/ Acquire new customers and prospects rapidly, and turn them into lifelong customers. Thu, 09 Sep 2010 03:01:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Ken http://www.kenvarga.com/news/know-what-your-customer-expects-before-you-advertise/comment-page-1/#comment-241 Ken Sun, 30 May 2010 20:14:05 +0000 http://www.kenvarga.com/news/?p=554#comment-241 Hi Chris, Sorry it took so long for me to get back to you. You've asked a great question. If you are seeking security, then I'd suggest staying with your present company. If you want to grow then you have to take opportunity when it crosses your path. With the knowledge you receive from my tips, you can create an asset that any company would come to offer you great positions with their company, as you now would have the ability to create more customers for them. All companies look for employees that can do this. After telling you all this, you are really the only one that can make this decision, because you are the one with all the information about your goals, your resources, and how they fit with either company. I am not privy to that. So ultimately, you should look at each opportunity in terms of which one offers the higher probability of getting you closer to your goals with more certainty, less effort, and a higher payback. Write down your goals. Then create ‘pro’ and ‘con’ columns on a sheet of paper and compare the opportunities. Hope this helps. If you have any more questions, let me know. Ken Hi Chris,
Sorry it took so long for me to get back to you. You’ve asked a great question. If you are seeking security, then I’d suggest staying with your present company. If you want to grow then you have to take opportunity when it crosses your path. With the knowledge you receive from my tips, you can create an asset that any company would come to offer you great positions with their company, as you now would have the ability to create more customers for them. All companies look for employees that can do this.

After telling you all this, you are really the only one that can make this decision, because you are the one with all the information about your goals, your resources, and how they fit with either company. I am not privy to that. So ultimately, you should look at each opportunity in terms of which one offers the higher probability of getting you closer to your goals with more certainty, less effort, and a higher payback.

Write down your goals. Then create ‘pro’ and ‘con’ columns on a sheet of paper and compare the opportunities.

Hope this helps. If you have any more questions, let me know. Ken

]]> By: Chris http://www.kenvarga.com/news/know-what-your-customer-expects-before-you-advertise/comment-page-1/#comment-233 Chris Mon, 24 May 2010 07:58:33 +0000 http://www.kenvarga.com/news/?p=554#comment-233 Hi Ken, I'm presently working in AIA American International Assurance (Bermuda) Limited for almost 3 years already. Another company Manulife Financial Limited is giving me a better offer, so that i'll will transfer to them. Is it the right decision to transfer to a new insurance company, which is Manulife or is it better to stay in AIA American International Assurance Co. Ltd., in which i'm already 3 yrs.? Hoping for your advice. Thank you so much! Hi Ken,
I’m presently working in AIA American International Assurance (Bermuda) Limited for almost 3 years already.

Another company Manulife Financial Limited is giving me a better offer, so that i’ll will transfer to them.

Is it the right decision to transfer to a new insurance company, which is Manulife or is it better to stay in AIA American International Assurance Co. Ltd., in which i’m already 3 yrs.?

Hoping for your advice. Thank you so much!

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