Marketing Tips

How to market your bankruptcy petition preparation services and find clients.

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Marketing Tips

Marketing to Bankruptcy Attorneys on a Zero Budget: 10 Free Ways to Find Your First Clients

You don't need an ad budget to get your first bankruptcy attorney clients. You need a target list, a clear message, and a follow-up habit. Here are ten free tactics that still work.

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How to Build a Bankruptcy Petition Portfolio That Gets Attorneys to Call Back

Attorneys can't judge your skills from a resume. A well-built portfolio shows them your work, your process and your professionalism before they ever talk to you.

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Marketing Lesson: It is All in the Presentation

A lesson to help you learn how to accomplish more of your personal and business goals

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Another Idea to Help You Keep In Touch With Your Target Market

- Because the world of business changes every day, it is essential for you to keep in contact with your target market of customers. This way, you can modify and adjust your business services to meet...

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A Marketing Tip You May Not Want to Know but Using it Will Skyrocket Your Business

The other day I stopped at a grocery store I had never shopped at before. After going through the check out line, I discovered that I was supposed to bag my own groceries.

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Confidence in Your Service is an Important Key in Marketing

I don't think there is anything more exciting on earth than to market and grow a business. In my opinion, the only reason people do not find marketing exciting is because they either don't know what...

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Email Marketing Analysis

I received an email this week from a virtual bankruptcy assistant who was attempting to market her services to me. The email said:

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Tips for Marketing to Attorneys

At this time of the year, the number of people filing bankruptcy normally decreases due to the holidays (most people want to use their credit cards for the last time before filing bankruptcy). But...