LeTip International is the world's largest, privately owned, professional business leads organization. Since 1978, LeTip programs have helped over 50,000 members, throughout the United States and Canada, build business success through personal referrals. LeTip International's structure set the standard in the word-of-mouth referral industry. Members are known for their professionalism, dedication, and loyalty to one another, and to the LeTip Program.
1st Speaker: Dieter provides color consultations and painting services for your interior and exterior needs. Spring is in the air! Check your front doors, porches, exterior windows and sills, as well as garage door frames. If you see chalking, flaking, blistering, bubbling, bare wood, exposed gaps, or mildew growth, then it’s time to get Dieter-ized! Also, as of April 22, new laws and standards set forth by the EPA require painting contractors and home remodelers to follow specific rules when working on buildings built prior to 1978. Dieter will have the license. Send your home and business painting leads to Dieter!
2nd Speaker: Susan provides a variety of computer / technology services and solutions for small to mid-sized businesses. She discussed the following select solutions that can be setup for clients: 1. Remote Desktop Support; 2. Virtual Private Network (VPN) and/or Network / File Sharing; 3. Online Backup; 4. Antivirus Maintenance; 5. eFax; and 6. Magic Jack to setup another “phone line.” A good lead for Susan is a growing small business that needs expert assistance in setting up and/or maintaining a secure technology infrastructure. A good lead is a law firm, accounting firm, doctors’ office – from one employee up to 50.
TIPS: At this week’s meeting we circulated 16 tips total! (1 inter-chapter, 4 inside and 11 outside tips). Go Tippers!
MEETING ARCHIVE: For an archive of re-caps from past meetings, view www.LeTipCCE.com.
QUOTE OF THE WEEK: “A cloudy day is no match for a sunny disposition.” By William Arthur Ward
1st Speaker: It’s tax time! Nivé presented information geared to small businesses in preparing their corporate tax return and to individuals with their personal tax return. She discussed a variety of tax strategies, including those that are commonly overlooked. Nive also helped clarify what is deductible and provided helpful tips for self-employed individuals (for e.g., 1099s). In addition, Nive offers a free analysis of your filing from last year as well as advice for your situation this year. A good lead for JBND is any small business or self-employed individuals with revenues of $50,000 to $10M+.
2nd Speaker: Scott D., our only residential realtor,shared his “roadmap” booklets: 1. For “Buying Your Home”; and 2. For “Selling Your Home.” Good leads for Scott include: 1. 1st time buyers (tax credit! - anyone who is engaged or about to be married); 2. move-up buyers (from townhouse to single-family home); 3. referrals (buyers or sellers, local or anywhere around the world); and 4. Anyone in financial difficulty and in a possible foreclosure situation (Scott is a Certified Distressed Property Expert and he can help!).
TIPS: At this week’s meeting we circulated 15 tips total! (7 inside, 7 outside and 1 inter-chapter tips). Jack Ansley is the Top Tipper for the month of February. Also, because of all the snow in February, Jack has extended his “pet pictures” offer through the month of March. Go Tippers!
MEETING ARCHIVE: For an archive of re-caps from past meetings, view www.LeTipCCE.com.
QUOTE OF THE WEEK: "A leader is best When people barely know he/she exists, When his/her work is done, his/her aim fulfilled, They will say: We did it ourselves." By Lao-Tzu
LeTip CCE may not have our meeting because of inclement weather. If DASD (School Closing # 876) has a delay or is closed, LeTip will not meet. Please check before leaving!
"LeTip is a professional organization of men and women dedicated to the highest standards of competence and service. Our purpose is the exchange of business Tips. Members will, at all times, maintain the highest professional integrity. Each business category is represented by one member and conflicts of interest are disallowed."