www.armstrongcapital.com

March 5, 2014

www.secretsofpaper.com

     Volume 3    Note-able Newsletter    Issue 10     

President's Corner - Tip of the Week - Weekly Quote - Feature Article

Upcoming Events - Subscriber Question - Product Highlight


 
Tip of the Week

      Did you know...

       When Lyndon Johnson was President of the United States, he had two jars on his desk.  One said, "Favors I owe".  The other said "Favors due me".  He tried to make sure the latter was the fullest.


Product Highlight

  

How would you like to learn the daily habits of one of the top note brokers in the country? Learn the winning daily routine & techniques that can put cash into your pocket each and every month.  Jeff Armstrong has put his years of experience to work for you in his "Personal Cash-Flow Prosperity" book. Listen and read along as Jeff explains his time-tested, proven techniques that can put CASH into your pocket each and every month! Two Audio CDs & Two Books In One!

Click for more info and to order TODAY! When you order in July you will receive the E-Book version for FREE!

Upcoming Events

April 24-26, 2014

     Las Vegas, NV

     Paper Source

     Note Symposium

 

May 1-2, 2014

     Salt Lake City, UT

     Renatus

 

TBA 2014

     New York, NY

     Secrets of Paper

 

TBA 2014

     Chicago. IL

     Secrets of Paper

 

TBA 2014

     Los Angeles, CA

     Secrets of Paper

 


 

Ask Jeff to come and

speak or teach

to your group or

at your event!

 

 

Watch for Exclusive

Fred Pryor

CareerTrack seminars

facilitated by Jeff,

details coming soon!


Quote of the Week

 

Listen carefully to how a person speaks about other people to you. This his how they will speak about you to other people.

                                                                                   ~ Unknown


President's Corner

       Being the owner of a Note Business often requires you to wear many different hats. However, it is important to focus on your main objective, which is to turn a profit.  Over the month of March I have four suggestions of elements of a Note Business that you might want to keep at the top of your priority list.  For this week the priority element is to be social. Make a list of all the possible ways you can meet and socialize with people. Start with a list of people you know and their interests. Then make a list of the people they know and finally, create a list of ways to meet new people. Becoming a social butterfly will help grow your business naturally and effectively. The benefits of being social will result in greater word of mouth for your business, increase business and increase opportunities. To optimize your social interactions utilize social media networks to stay connected and to nurture relationships with all your people. Remember, Success Demands Action! Keep on marketing, it’s going to work! TWITA!


 

Email Newsletters & Email Marketing by YMLP.com

Would You Like to See Your Ad HERE?

 

Email Us!


Feature Article

Lessening Obstacles

           Growth usually does not come quickly for a fledgling note business yet there may be some things you can do to help with growth and success.  One of those things is the strategy of trying to speed up the process of selling a note.  The idea of selling a note faster and more efficiently is nothing new. Those of us in the business every day are always trying to lessen or minimize last-minute hurdles and obstacles that can arise through due diligence.  Instead of holding your breath through the due diligence process, knowing what might go wrong, and how to deal with it if anything does go wrong, is a strategy that pays off...Read More...


Question of the Week

Q - Hi Jeff,

          In our January Direct Mail campaign (to be mailed in a few days), there were about 600 Note Holders from CA. Of those CA Note Holders, there were 109 (about 18%) that were listed as being Trusts. In the 18 months of doing our direct mail, I don't believe we have ever gotten a response from a Trust. Since the number of Trust Note Holders seems to be increasing rapidly, I am wondering if it makes sense to continue mailing to them.  What has been your experience of responses from Note Holders that are Trusts? Should we continue to include these in our mailings?

                                                 ~ Keith

A - Hi Keith!

          Yes, I think you should leave them in. I closed 2 transactions last year with Trusts. To me, it is almost like saying, I found 50 guys named John on my list but a John has never called me. One day John just might Hope this helps!                            

                                                   ~ Jeff


So you want to invest in or broker notes?

Been trying for awhile with limited or no results?

Check out the most talked about, current and innovative educational tools, training, mentoring, assistance and support services in the industry! Updated for 2012, click here to start growing your note business today!


If you have missed any of our Newsletters click here for our

Archived Monthly Newsletters!


If you have a note business question you would like to see answered in this newsletter just email Jeff!


Get started in the Note Business with the Complete Note Business Starter Package - includes consultation's with Jeff!