Jonathon Pierce

InfoMinute Seminar

7-Minute Presentation Workshop

Best Client Workshop

Orientation Essentials

Filling the Filing Cabinet Workshop

Fill the Filing Cabinet Workshop

How to Build a Referral Marketing Plan

How to Benefit from an Association

GateOpener Workshop

Congratulations to our new MentorCoOrdinators!&nbsp;
The bat is in your hands, swing for referrals.

Cumberland

Roswell 400

Decatur

Marietta Square

North Gwinnett

North Point

Peachtree City

Downtown Woodstock

Canton Business Leaders

Duluth

Fayette

Whitlock Avenue

Milton

Virginia Highland

North Fayetteville

Newnan

South Gwinnett

MentorCoOrdinator Conversation

One of the very basic processes in being a remote receptionist is to confirm the information gathered on any given call. While this is a very basic and simple expectation of any receptionist, it has some genuine benefits that are not naturally thought about. 
Let’s take a business that uses “voicemail” instead of a remote receptionist for example. The business’s overall goal in using “voicemail” is to ensure they do not miss a call that needs to be followed up on. However, a lot of times the caller tends to ramble and not know exactly what they've expressed and therefore ramble on even further. If the caller had feedback from a live receptionist, the message would have been a lot shorter. The extra time it takes to listen to all the rambling voice mails amasses over time. The extra time that it takes the person that follows up on the voice mails, takes away from higher priorities. 
When a caller gets an accurate confirmation of their purpose for calling, there is a sense of being heard and understood. Even more important, is that the caller can correct any information that they may have miscommunicated accurately and efficiently. 
The results for my clients are that they have a written, concise summary of their caller's needs. This allows my client to not only follow up on exactly what their callers requests are, but, they now have the ability to prioritize the timing for an adequate follow-up without interruption of their time.

The reason Members get a paper invoice at our meeting isn’t because they need it – it’s because the recognition they get gives a visible boost to their referrals the next month.
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<li>What process do you have to generate a result your clients wouldn’t naturally think of?&nbsp;</li>
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Residential Real Estate Agent

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We all know Jonathan for his shy and unassuming demeanor.&nbsp; Even though quiet and reserved, every once and a while we do see him come out of his shell like his recent channeling of his inner cousin Eddie.
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It’s always great to have a chance to sit down with Jonathan and get his insight on things.&nbsp; This year he is focusing on implementing and improving systems for his business as well as gaining more focus personally.
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Jon is devoted to his family and passionate about his faith.&nbsp; He is also dedicated to providing his customers with the best services possible.
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Today he will be giving us some insight on the cost of interruptions and how to combat them.
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It’s my pleasure to introduce one who helps put the BAM in our team…Jonathan Pierce.
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Professionalism: Tasked with running a professional weekly meeting and directing the LeadershipCore in alignment with a proven success structure.

TeamCoOrdinator

Equality: Provides an equal platform for self-promotion so Members both recognize and receive referrals.

ParticipationCoOrdinator

Opportunity: Provides a steady stream of new opportunities.

VisitorCoOrdinator

Opportunity: Assists the VisitorCoOrdinator.

VisitorCoOrdinator 2nd

Quality: Assists the MembershipCoOrdinator.

MembershipCoOrdinator 2nd

Integration: Assists the MentorCoOrdinator.

MentorCoOrdinator 2nd

Recognizing having completed Mentor coffees, Orientation, InfoMinute Seminar, and 90 day evaluation.

Jon Pierce

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