Star Search Star treatment isn't just for people in the movies.

You can also make your clients the stars of your business.People love to be recognized and appreciated for their patronage.With their permission, why not hang your customers' photos inyour place of business? Or feature clients in your company'snewsletter? You can be sure that the featured clients will pass theword about their appearance to friends, family and businessassociates. That helps spread the word about your business at thesame time. The ties you create by making customers feel likethey're a part of your organization are stronger than any salespitch or brochure, and they don't cost anything.

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