Posted by LindaH
on September 24, 2009, 5:14 pm, in reply to "Re: U.S. Certified Signers"
67.142.130.31
"The unfortunate thing is the NNA still advertises the low-ball "suggested" rates"
It was my understanding they yanked that info down when the DOJ was inquiring about them. I'm not a member any more so can't access that info there..from what I heard they re-did their entire website at that time....
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: The unfortunate thing is the NNA still
: advertises the low-ball
: "suggested" rates.
:
: So many newbies accept it as gospel,
: and are happy to work for it on a part
: time basis (ie have another full time
: job), they don't understand what they
: could be making.
:
: The newbies thinking... hey at $50-70
: per signing I'm making $50-70 an hour
: (even $25-$35 an hour if it takes them
: 2 hours). My regular job doesn't pay
: that, I'll take it! Beats any other
: second job I might find!
:
: To be honest it's hard to argue with
: that logic for someone who only does
: this on a pert time "extra
: spending money" job basis.
:
: Rather than complain about it over and
: over on this board... what you need to
: do is differentiate ourselve(s), and
: sell that benefit. It works for some
: buyers, not for others. This is how
: both Walmart and Nordstroms both stay
: in business. Walmart is more than
: happy doing business on the profit
: level they operate on. If you want to
: be a Nordstroms, then you need to find
: that clientele. I'm willing to bet
: that no one on the Nordstroms BOD
: complains about the business lost to
: Walmart. What they may do is work on
: how to attract those customers to
: their store too, and understand that
: at no price acceptable to themselves
: will they attract others.
:
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