Vacationing for Success

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Source of this discusssion: /media/episodes/1289/podcast-swa-vacationing_for_success.asp Page description: Podcast covering key things entrepreneurs should do to get the most out of their vacations - entrepeneurs find it tough to break away in many cases, and the Sloan brothers offer advice to help startup entrepreneurs take a break.
Aug. 13 2007 at 9:22 AM
Tarek Posted by: Tarek

For the one man band, it's very difficult to not check his e-mail on a regualar basis even on vacation.

In my personnal case, I will need to handle customer support by e-mail, even if I should not get many of them, I will need to answer within 24 or 48 hours depending how critical is the problem.

I will really need to stay on top of things, outsourcing is not an option right now ...

Aug. 13 2007 at 9:56 AM
marketingcurve Posted by: marketingcurve

Could you create and send an FAQ email out to your customers letting them know you're going to be gone and answers to most common questions?

...just a thought!

Jennifer G
Just smart enough to be dangerous since 1989.
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Aug. 13 2007 at 10:02 PM
LogoMotives Posted by: LogoMotives
As a big advocate of taking vacations in places with limited email/Internet capabilities, I have learned to train my clients about the fact that they will not be able to contact me while I may be on vacation for a month, a few weeks, or just a few days at a time.

- J.



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