Simple ways to leverage technology and succeed in your business

There is no question that leveraging effectively is one of the keys to creating a great deal of success in growing a business, and even in daily life responsibilities.  One of the tools I love to leverage is the use of simple technologies to grow my business.  Some of the main reasons for choosing to leverage technology are because of the amount of people I can reach by a touch of a few buttons.  Also, I have found it to be one of the best returns on investments,  for my marketing purposes, and one of my favorite reasons, is for the immediate feedback I get.   Here is a list of 10 simple tools I use to leverage simple technologies.

1. Use email (especially sequential email systems) to help me stay connected with my clients.
2. Centralize information with the use of blogs to make my business available 24/7/365 (in other words all the time).
3. Use anchored hyperlinks to make my email content relevant and easy for the reader to follow.
4. Educate my clients by providing them with relevant information and deliver it with PDF files.
5. Join mastermind groups of like minded individuals to keep my juices flowing.
6. Create mastermind groups to support others.
7. Replicate with the use of audio to deliver valuable information with ease.
8. Use technology to develop and manage automatic targeted lead generation systems.
9. Use simple, but powerful email systems to connect with clients and track my results.
10. Keep things as simple as possible while maintaining the most effective process possible.  This way  I want to continue to keep them going.

I use these simple systems often and I am asked almost daily how to do these steps.  Since I got tired of repeating myself, I replicated my teaching of these concepts in and put them all together in the “Turbocharge Your Business With Simple Technologies“.   If you already know how to do these things, then just keep implementing them and improve upon your success by leveraging them consistently.  If you need support on how to use them, then I invite you to leverage my experience and reduce your learning curve by using this training.

I certainly leverage other things such as time, expertise, money, labor, and energy.