We’re back, and with that free information, as promised. Blogs aren’t really your thing? We get it, sometimes, if you don’t have the resources, a blog might actually be more costly, in relation to the amount of time it takes to write and edit them, than they are worth. If this sounds like your company, you might be better off with some kind of forum, you know, a type of message board. All you’ll have to do is think of a question, you can even have employees and colleagues answer, to get conversation started. This makes customers feel comfortable, it drops the stuffy professional tone, and gives them a place to feel like they can open up. This especially works out in times like an economic decline, because people don’t like to feel alone. If you get the topics geared toward the economic decline, and ask people how they’re handling their business decisions, others won’t feel like they’re the only ones going through it. When people are curious about how others are doing in trying times, a forum gives them the perfect opportunity to discuss, share information, ask questions, and feel comfortable. We’ve given you some ways to save your clients money, so check back to see how you and your company can save money.
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