Building Trust
Building Trust
Everyone likes to be respected and listened to. If you want to be successful in publishing you’ll need to build an attitude of trust. People want to be around and work with those who are sincerely interested in them. By honestly caring for your authors, employees, vendors, editors, printers, wholesalers, distributors, etc. , you build strong lines of communication and trust, thus selling more books. How can you build relationships on trust and have a very human connection? Try the following strategies:
• Be yourself:
• Open up
• Be passionate
• Find a personal connection
• Have simple and clear messages
• Listen to your audience
• Keep your word
• Return phone calls and emails
• Practice, practice, practice
• Keep in mind that each person you are dealing with at that particular
moment IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PERSON, so be interested
Remember you are the star of your own performance. Turn your passions into profits.
Cynthia Brian, President of Starstyle® Productions, LLC, is an acting and media coach who has appeared in feature films, television shows, and over 500 radio programs. She hosts her own Starstyle® show on cable TV and her books include the New York Times bestseller Chicken Soup for the Gardener’s Soul , The Business of Show Business (now in its 13th printing) and Be the Star You Are! Web: www.star-style.com or www.starstyleproductions.com. Email: cynthia@star-style.com
Last 5 posts by Cynthia Brian
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- E-mail Etiquette - August 11th, 2005
- The Gift of Asking - May 11th, 2005

