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"How to Maximize your RentLinx ads" webinar

Join us for a RentLinx Training Webinar on August 18

Want more leads? Join us on Wednesday, August 18th and:

• See which ads are effective, and which aren't
• Learn how to increase your incoming leads
• Get great time-saving tips

Get the most out of your RentLinx ads on all of the great websites in The RentLinx Network!

• Cost: Free!
• Title: How to Maximize your RentLinx ads
• Date: Wednesday, 8/18/10
• Time: 4:00 PM - 4:40 PM EDT

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Space is limited.

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Free Webinar: How to Maximize your RentLinx ads

Join us for a Webinar on July 15

Are you fully leased-up? If not, join us on Thursday July 15th and:

• See which ads are effective, and which aren't


• Learn how to increase your incoming leads


• Get great time-saving tips

Get the most out of your RentLinx ads on all of the great websites in The RentLinx Network!

• Cost: Free!


• Title: How to Maximize your RentLinx ads


• Date: Thursday, July 15, 2010


• Time: 3:00 PM - 3:45 PM EDT

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Space is limited.

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Crazy idea = “Wow” customer service!

Despite my best efforts to answer every phone call, I have missed a couple of calls since my last blog (Let it go to voice mail. No big deal, right? Think again!).

I used to think that a missed call with no voice mail obviously wasn’t very important. If it was important, the caller would have left a message, right? But, after the RentLinx study revealed that 80% of people who get voice mail hang up, I started rethinking my assumption. How can those 80% of missed calls not be important?

So, I got this crazy idea. What if I called the person who just hung up? I checked our phone log, looked up the caller’s number, got ready to dial and --- I hesitated. Would I be met with hostility? Indifference? Irritation? After all, this person hadn’t left a message.

I took a deep breath, dialed the number, and said: “Hi, this is Amanda from RentLinx. I’m sorry I missed your call a few minutes ago. May I help you?”

Guess what? She was thrilled that I had called her! Thrilled! I answered her question and she said “Wow, what great customer service!”

I’ve done this a few more times since, and every time, I get the same reaction: “Wow!”

Try it! Call someone who hung up without leaving you a message. Then, let me know what happens!

Amanda Schneider

www.rentlinx.com