Connect with the Zap in one hour!
Connect with the Zap in one hour!
Adam Zale with tips on growing the right connections for your business.
Post your questions in the comment stream.
This will be a very lively discussion.
#MWZlive #customerconversion #businessgrowth
Originally shared by Zara Altair
Adam Zale of Steady Demand shares connection strategies from over a decade of experience in understanding human to human interaction: how to connect with others and how to build on those connections.
If you are looking to develop real interactions that drive sales—or not—this is a must watch!
Responding Yes or Maybe will set a reminder so you can catch the replay.)
Watch live at Actation Now! http://actationnow.com/this-weeks-zap/
*Hashtag: #MWZlive * Please use for your tweets and when sharing out the show.
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About Adam:
Tagline
I love connecting people.
Introduction
Adam has over 15 years of experience working with people to help solve problems in the web, data, software, SaaS, and real estate industries. Prior to joining Steady Demand, Adam worked in a business development role for enterprise hosting companies, major data aggregators, and owned his own consulting firm. With over a decade of experience in understanding human to human interaction, he is dedicated to helping people connect with new customers and partners.
Adam has a wide breadth of consulting experience with topics ranging from web development, marketing, and SEO. He is an expert at driving strategic initiatives that are based on his experience with ever changing marketplaces. Adam has consulted with brands ranging from Home Junction, Better Homes & Gardens, RE/MAX, ChiroTouch, Endurance International Group, while still maintaining a passion for small businesses. Adam is fascinated with understanding how humans connect and how they relate. His success is defined by the success of those he works with.
Bragging rights
This man can eat a pound of cooked pasta in under 20 minutes.
Adam Zale with tips on growing the right connections for your business.
Post your questions in the comment stream.
This will be a very lively discussion.
#MWZlive #customerconversion #businessgrowth
Originally shared by Zara Altair
Adam Zale of Steady Demand shares connection strategies from over a decade of experience in understanding human to human interaction: how to connect with others and how to build on those connections.
If you are looking to develop real interactions that drive sales—or not—this is a must watch!
Responding Yes or Maybe will set a reminder so you can catch the replay.)
Watch live at Actation Now! http://actationnow.com/this-weeks-zap/
*Hashtag: #MWZlive * Please use for your tweets and when sharing out the show.
Like the topic? Know someone that will enjoy it? Invite your friends!
About Adam:
Tagline
I love connecting people.
Introduction
Adam has over 15 years of experience working with people to help solve problems in the web, data, software, SaaS, and real estate industries. Prior to joining Steady Demand, Adam worked in a business development role for enterprise hosting companies, major data aggregators, and owned his own consulting firm. With over a decade of experience in understanding human to human interaction, he is dedicated to helping people connect with new customers and partners.
Adam has a wide breadth of consulting experience with topics ranging from web development, marketing, and SEO. He is an expert at driving strategic initiatives that are based on his experience with ever changing marketplaces. Adam has consulted with brands ranging from Home Junction, Better Homes & Gardens, RE/MAX, ChiroTouch, Endurance International Group, while still maintaining a passion for small businesses. Adam is fascinated with understanding how humans connect and how they relate. His success is defined by the success of those he works with.
Bragging rights
This man can eat a pound of cooked pasta in under 20 minutes.
Sorry I missed this.
ReplyDeleteMargaret Siemers I'm still here! ;-)
ReplyDeleteOk, I am also deaf, so unless you have good closed captioning it won't work. ; )
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