James O James james.o@processcareit.com via mail193.atl21.rsgsv.net
Dear Manager
Independent business in an dependent world.
I have a couple of ideas that works well for
us and I feel I should share without delay.
Let me start by asking you; how will you remember
200 people that you met this May? You said that is
easy, how will you remember the conversation you
had with these 200 people by November? Some people
find it easy to pursue new prospect and find it
difficult to follow up on the previous ones.
Well the common thing in businesses these days is
loosing contact. "Never lose contact again",
that's what this article about.
Before you go on with more marketing stop for a
moment and DEVELOP a method for capturing prospect
information, because prospect lost is money lost.
What you are about to develop is called
INFORMATION SYSTEM, to develop this system
whether using paper or computer program,
have an open mind and create space to record the following;
1. How many people did you reached or how many calls were made?
2. How many meetings were scheduled?
3. How many meetings were held?
4. What was the prospect response?
5. When is the next meeting?
6. How many prospects were converted to customers or client?
7. How much was spent on marketing to one prospect?
8. Add more and more
When it comes to doing things like this most people don't
have time. A company once had three sales people and later
discovered that two of them are good in business development
so they were transferred to a new branch, because the boss
had this system in place the newly hired sales people saw
instantly were the previous sales people conversation
with the prospect stop, so they could easily call
the prospect like this;
Hello Mr. Sam, I'm Funke with SUCCESS COMPANY, you
contacted us three months ago concerning product X
and you mentioned you will like to see a new feature
added to the product X, I called to let you know that
features has been added and we now have an improve edition
of that product and also to thank you for your idea, I
just need 10mins of your time for a brief demonstration,
will 10.30am tomorrow be comfortable for you?
Amazing how a system can keep people from loosing old
prospect. There is no need to tell your staff to work
smart and never introduce any smart way for them work.
Start with what you know, If you need free advice on how
to develop a system of this nature contact me personally
and I will be happy to assist you more.
Thanks for reading and never stop developing information
system for your business.
Enjoy - Care
James O. James
Sales & Research Manager
ProcessCare IT Limited
08086208001
James.o@processcareit.com
www.processcareit.com
Office Line: 07068256125
Email: info@processcareit.com
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Tips for Safe Online Shopping
James O. James james.o@processcareit.com via mail23.wdc03.rsgsv.net
Tips for Safe Online Shopping
It's important to take steps to protect yourself when shopping online.
Online shopping is convenient, easy, and quick.
But before you start adding items to your cart,
make sure you are up-to-date and have the latest
security software, web browers and operating system.
Keeping a clean machine is the best defense against
viruses, malware, and other online threats.
Here are some other ways to protect yourself when shopping online:
Check out sellers:
Conduct independent research before you buy from a seller you have never
done business with. Some attackers try to trick you by creating malicious
websites that appear legitimate, so you should verify the site before
supplying any information. Locate and note phone numbers and physical
addresses of vendors in case there is a problem with your transaction or your bill.
Search for merchant reviews.
Make sure the site is legitimate: Before you enter your personal and
financial information to make an online transaction, look for signs
that the site is secure. This includes a closed padlock on your web
browser’s address bar or a URL address that begins with shttp or https.
This indicates that the purchase is encrypted or secured.
Never use unsecured wireless networks to make an online purchase.
Protect your personal information:
When making a purchase online, be alert to the kinds of information
being collected to complete the transaction. Make sure you think it
is necessary for the vendor to request that information. Remember,
you only need to fill out required fields on a vendors checkout form.
Before providing personal or financial information, check the website's
privacy policy. Make sure you understand how your information will be
stored and used. Use safe payment options: Credit cards are generally
the safest option because they allow buyers to seek a credit from the
issuer if the product isn’t delivered or isn’t what was ordered.
Also, unlike debit cards, credit cards may have a limit on the
monetary amount you will be responsible for paying if your
information is stolen and used by someone else. Never send
cash through the mail or use a money-wiring service because
you’ll have no recourse if something goes wrong. Don’t forget
to review return policies. You want a no-hassle ability to return items.
Keep a paper trail:
Print and save records of your online transactions, including
the product description, price, online receipt, terms of the sale,
and copies of any email exchange with the seller. Read your credit
card statements as soon as you get them to make sure there aren’t
any unauthorized charges. If there is a discrepancy, call your
bank and report it immediately.
Turn your computer off when you’re finished shopping:
Many people leave their computers running and connected to the
Internet all day and night. This gives scammers 24/7 access to
your computer to install malware and commit cyber crimes. To be
safe, turn off your computer when it's not in use.
Be wary of emails requesting information:
Attackers may attempt to gather information by sending emails
requesting that you confirm purchase or account information.
Legitimate businesses will not solicit this type of information
through email. Contact the merchant directly if you are alerted
to a problem. Use contact information found on your account
statement, not in the email. Protect Yourself with these STOP.
Keep a clean machine:
Having the latest security software, web browser and operating
system are the best defenses against viruses, malware and other online threats.
Make passwords long and strong:
Combine capital and lowercase letters with numbers and symbols
to create a more secure password. Unique account, unique password:
Separate passwords for every account helps thwart cybercriminals.
When in doubt, throw it out:
Links in email, tweets, posts, and online advertising are often
the way cybercriminals compromise your computer. If it looks
suspicious, even if you know the source, it’s best to delete or
if appropriate, mark as junk email
Get savvy about Wi-Fi hotspots:
Limit the type of business you conduct and adjust the security
settings on your device to limit who can access your machine.
Protect your $$:
When banking and shopping, check to be sure the sites is security enabled.
Look for web addresses with “https://” or “shttp://”,
which means the site takes extra measures to help
secure your information. “Http://” is not secure.
Think before you act:
Be wary of communications that implores you to act
immediately, offers something that sounds too good to be true,
or asks for personal information
Help the authorities fight cybercrime:
Report stolen finances or identities and other cybercrime to
the Internet Crime Complaint Center (www.ic3.gov) and to your
local law enforcement or state attorney general as appropriate.
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Tips for Safe Online Shopping
It's important to take steps to protect yourself when shopping online.
Online shopping is convenient, easy, and quick.
But before you start adding items to your cart,
make sure you are up-to-date and have the latest
security software, web browers and operating system.
Keeping a clean machine is the best defense against
viruses, malware, and other online threats.
Here are some other ways to protect yourself when shopping online:
Check out sellers:
Conduct independent research before you buy from a seller you have never
done business with. Some attackers try to trick you by creating malicious
websites that appear legitimate, so you should verify the site before
supplying any information. Locate and note phone numbers and physical
addresses of vendors in case there is a problem with your transaction or your bill.
Search for merchant reviews.
Make sure the site is legitimate: Before you enter your personal and
financial information to make an online transaction, look for signs
that the site is secure. This includes a closed padlock on your web
browser’s address bar or a URL address that begins with shttp or https.
This indicates that the purchase is encrypted or secured.
Never use unsecured wireless networks to make an online purchase.
Protect your personal information:
When making a purchase online, be alert to the kinds of information
being collected to complete the transaction. Make sure you think it
is necessary for the vendor to request that information. Remember,
you only need to fill out required fields on a vendors checkout form.
Before providing personal or financial information, check the website's
privacy policy. Make sure you understand how your information will be
stored and used. Use safe payment options: Credit cards are generally
the safest option because they allow buyers to seek a credit from the
issuer if the product isn’t delivered or isn’t what was ordered.
Also, unlike debit cards, credit cards may have a limit on the
monetary amount you will be responsible for paying if your
information is stolen and used by someone else. Never send
cash through the mail or use a money-wiring service because
you’ll have no recourse if something goes wrong. Don’t forget
to review return policies. You want a no-hassle ability to return items.
Keep a paper trail:
Print and save records of your online transactions, including
the product description, price, online receipt, terms of the sale,
and copies of any email exchange with the seller. Read your credit
card statements as soon as you get them to make sure there aren’t
any unauthorized charges. If there is a discrepancy, call your
bank and report it immediately.
Turn your computer off when you’re finished shopping:
Many people leave their computers running and connected to the
Internet all day and night. This gives scammers 24/7 access to
your computer to install malware and commit cyber crimes. To be
safe, turn off your computer when it's not in use.
Be wary of emails requesting information:
Attackers may attempt to gather information by sending emails
requesting that you confirm purchase or account information.
Legitimate businesses will not solicit this type of information
through email. Contact the merchant directly if you are alerted
to a problem. Use contact information found on your account
statement, not in the email. Protect Yourself with these STOP.
Keep a clean machine:
Having the latest security software, web browser and operating
system are the best defenses against viruses, malware and other online threats.
Make passwords long and strong:
Combine capital and lowercase letters with numbers and symbols
to create a more secure password. Unique account, unique password:
Separate passwords for every account helps thwart cybercriminals.
When in doubt, throw it out:
Links in email, tweets, posts, and online advertising are often
the way cybercriminals compromise your computer. If it looks
suspicious, even if you know the source, it’s best to delete or
if appropriate, mark as junk email
Get savvy about Wi-Fi hotspots:
Limit the type of business you conduct and adjust the security
settings on your device to limit who can access your machine.
Protect your $$:
When banking and shopping, check to be sure the sites is security enabled.
Look for web addresses with “https://” or “shttp://”,
which means the site takes extra measures to help
secure your information. “Http://” is not secure.
Think before you act:
Be wary of communications that implores you to act
immediately, offers something that sounds too good to be true,
or asks for personal information
Help the authorities fight cybercrime:
Report stolen finances or identities and other cybercrime to
the Internet Crime Complaint Center (www.ic3.gov) and to your
local law enforcement or state attorney general as appropriate.
For More Tips Join Us Online
www.processcareit.net
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GET BACK TO ME.FOR YOUR OWN GOOD.
OFFICE <financialservicesregulatory@
ANTI-TERRORIST AND MONITORY CRIMES DIVISION
FBI HEADQUARTERS IN WASHINGTON, D.C.
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
J. EDGAR HOOVER BUILDING
935 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NW WASHINGTON, D.C. 20535-0001
Attention:
This is an official advice from the FBI department. it has come to our notice that you have an outstanding transaction payment. FBI have decided to contact you directly to acquire the proper verification and proof to show that you are the rightful person to receive this fund, because of the amount involve, we want to make sure is a clean and legal money you are about to receive.
Be informed that the fund are now in your name in BANK IN SUSPENSE ACCOUNT. for your information we have ask the bank not to release the fund to anybody that comes to them unless we ask them to do so, because we have to carry out our investigations first before releasing the fund to you.
In this regards you are to re-assure and prove to FBI that what you are about to receive is a clean money by sending to us FBI Identification Record and also Diplomatic Immunity Seal Of Transfer(DIST) to satisfy to us that the money you are about to receive is legitimate and real money.
You are to forward the documents to us immediately you secure the mention document , but if you don't have it in your possession, do let us know so that we will direct and inform you where to obtain the documents and send to us so that we will ask the bank holding your funds to go ahead Crediting your account immediately. This Documents are to be issued to you from the World Local Bank that Authorized the transfer, so get back to us immediately.
WARNING: failure to produce the above requirement in the next72 hours, legal action will be taken immediately by arresting and detaining you, if found guilty, you will be jailed. As terrorism, drug trafficking and money laundering is a serious problem in our community today.
The F.B.I will not stop at any length in tracking down and prosecuting any criminal who indulge in this criminal act. FORWARD THE DOCUMENT TO US VIA EMAIL ATTACHMENT AS SOON AS YOU OBTAIN IT.
You can also contact Mr. Robert to Obtain the Document. ( henyrobert629@yahoo.com )
LOOKING FORWARD TO RECEIVE YOUR FEEDBACK AS REQUESTED.
FBI Director
Christopher Wray,
ANTI-TERRORIST AND MONITORY CRIMES DIVISION
FBI HEADQUARTERS IN WASHINGTON, D.C.
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
J. EDGAR HOOVER BUILDING
935 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NW WASHINGTON, D.C. 20535-0001
Attention:
This is an official advice from the FBI department. it has come to our notice that you have an outstanding transaction payment. FBI have decided to contact you directly to acquire the proper verification and proof to show that you are the rightful person to receive this fund, because of the amount involve, we want to make sure is a clean and legal money you are about to receive.
Be informed that the fund are now in your name in BANK IN SUSPENSE ACCOUNT. for your information we have ask the bank not to release the fund to anybody that comes to them unless we ask them to do so, because we have to carry out our investigations first before releasing the fund to you.
In this regards you are to re-assure and prove to FBI that what you are about to receive is a clean money by sending to us FBI Identification Record and also Diplomatic Immunity Seal Of Transfer(DIST) to satisfy to us that the money you are about to receive is legitimate and real money.
You are to forward the documents to us immediately you secure the mention document , but if you don't have it in your possession, do let us know so that we will direct and inform you where to obtain the documents and send to us so that we will ask the bank holding your funds to go ahead Crediting your account immediately. This Documents are to be issued to you from the World Local Bank that Authorized the transfer, so get back to us immediately.
WARNING: failure to produce the above requirement in the next72 hours, legal action will be taken immediately by arresting and detaining you, if found guilty, you will be jailed. As terrorism, drug trafficking and money laundering is a serious problem in our community today.
The F.B.I will not stop at any length in tracking down and prosecuting any criminal who indulge in this criminal act. FORWARD THE DOCUMENT TO US VIA EMAIL ATTACHMENT AS SOON AS YOU OBTAIN IT.
You can also contact Mr. Robert to Obtain the Document. ( henyrobert629@yahoo.com )
LOOKING FORWARD TO RECEIVE YOUR FEEDBACK AS REQUESTED.
FBI Director
Christopher Wray,
1/05/2018
Social Media Success
Vivian Mbah vivian.m@processcareit.com via mail175.us4.mcsv.net
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Tips to increase traffic to your website
Do you want to increase traffic to your website? do any or all of these;
All these are freely available for you but you may need to find an automatic and systematic way of doing it. Be sure your website is up to date, email messages can drop like text messages on your phone. Activate statistic application on your hosting control panel. ENJOY - CARE
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ProcessCare IT
ICT Suite FF04, Plot 4 Sokode Crescent,
Wuse Zone 5, Abuja
Phone: 092913615
Email: info@processcareit.com
Web: www.processcareit.com
- Send out QUOTE OF THE DAY or WEEK
- Send out SUCCESS TIPS
- Send out BREAKING NEWS
- Offer Free Advise on your website
- Post consistently on Facebook (8am and 4pm Daily) and twitter (on Weekend)
All these are freely available for you but you may need to find an automatic and systematic way of doing it. Be sure your website is up to date, email messages can drop like text messages on your phone. Activate statistic application on your hosting control panel. ENJOY - CARE
Article By
ProcessCare IT
ICT Suite FF04, Plot 4 Sokode Crescent,
Wuse Zone 5, Abuja
Phone: 092913615
Email: info@processcareit.com
Web: www.processcareit.com
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