We’d like to feature YOU in our Blog.
Maybe something nice happened yesterday in your business.
Perhaps you have details of an unusual experience.
A special act of kindness which made a customer for life.
Don’t be shy. Don’t be afraid of publicity. Especially, good publicity.
Tell us. We’ll print the details in our blog. People love to read about unexpected experiences in business. It gives them ideas for their own business. But, best of all. We’ll print your story at no cost whatsoever.
It can only do you good and possibly earn you more customers.
We’d like to tell all our members and readers throughout the world that in Israel we can do business as well as anybody else. In some cases, do it better.
Let me give you the reason why I’m now writing this blog. Some time ago I joined JobShuk. I was looking for a network for my own business, (I teach people how to sing.) In addition to being a teacher I spent many years in business as an advertising copywriter for our family business.
On receiving the notice from Zvi about the JobShuk Online Expo last month, I wrote back to him suggesting some changes for his flyer. He made the changes. Later, when I was looking for a blog partner I placed on a notice on my profile. Nothing happened, but today I received a note from Zvi asking if I was still looking, because he liked the way I wrote and offered his assistance.
One thing leads to another and I’m now suggesting that experiences of this nature can be blogged and circulated. It can only lead to bigger and better things. So let’s have your story. We’ll proudly print it!
Lloyd Masel.
Instructions: please e-mail Zvi at JobShuk and/or Lloyd with details, and we will develop and write up your experience in a professional, compelling manner. The story will go out to the 1100+ (and growing) list of JobShuk members, and can be used anywhere else you see fit for self-promotion.
If you have a skill that you’d like to use to improve the PR and overcome the stigma of Israeli businesspeople one-by-one, please let me (Zvi) know, and we’ll work on getting people on-board.
Sounds Great!
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