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Originally Posted by Glenn
Thanks Dien,
Feedback from women have totally re-organized the Checklist.
The Top 12 Items Picked by the Ladies Have 10 TIMES more Compliments about them than the previous List.
Glenn
178K Compliments on the Portable Vac
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Queen Of Car Compliments CheckList:
Please Check off Your Favorite
VIP Thank You Rewards
1 - Beer Stein Drinking Glass (Your name Etched)
2 - Car Vacuum Cleaner, Portable, Hi-Power
3 - Interior LED Car Lights (48 Lights - 7 Colors)
4 - Car Trash Can w/Lid - (Waterproof)
5 - Diamond Leather Steering Wheel Cover
6 - Baby Car Mirror
7 - Phone or CupHolder Mount Gooseneck
8 - Universal Car Seat Head Rest Purse/shopping bag Hook
9 - Crystal Premium Stainless Steel License Plate Frame (Bling)
10 - 300 Car Decals for Kids (WaterProof Stickers)
11 - Women’s Fedora Hat (24 Colors)
12 - Coffee Cup with Your Name & Face (Hot/Cold color Change)
Knit Cap with Your Name (Your Favorite Color)
Women’s Golf Shirt (Your Favorite Color 15 colors)
Women’s T-Shirt - Your Name Embroidered
Sports Jersey T-Shirt - with Your Name Front and back
Gas Tank Cap Cover - (I9 colors)
Tire Valve Stem covers (5 colors)
iPhone Cell Phone Case (Your Name, color, Face phone)
Finger nail files - (6 colors)
Press On Nails (Alphabet Adhesive Letters)
FaceMask with Design & Your Name
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Hi Glenn,
Thanks again for sharing!
By the way, you reminded me of something...
I don't really post on Twitter (apart from some automated "alerts" to new threads on Sowpub)!
But recently, I read something which has convinced me that I probably should do more with it...
When most people think of Twitter for business, they think of it as a way of getting the word out... But (including me), many don't think of it as a way of getting words
in...
Some entrepreneurs use Twitter as a good way of getting feedback. They post a question or survey on Twitter, and people who follow them reply on Twitter with their answers...
What you're posting shows how important feedback from your prospects and customers is...!
By the way, one guy (who is mainly a Youtuber) uses Instagram this way... He uses the Instagram
Stories function. For those who may not know, Instagram
Stories (which they actually copied from Snapchat) is a way of posting something, which then disappears in 24 hours...
This guy surveys his audience with an Instagram Story, for example, as to what video he should do next (with a list of options).
He gets replies (I think he asks people to send him a direct message)... then his "story" disappears 24 hours later... So there is no public record of it...
Best wishes!
Dien