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: Expert Witness MarketingGoing On Vacation?
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Vacation season is here. Many of you will be notify callers of your absence through your voice mail message. Jim Calloway's recent post about the message you compose offers sound advice that applies to your "out-of-office" automatic email response as well. It had never occured to me that leaving the beginning date of your leave could be detrimental but his reasoning is sound. Check it out. (Although his advice is written for attorneys, it applies to expert witnesses as well).Also, a reminder from me to make sure you change your message as soon as you return and turn off your automatic email reply.
Full post as published by Expert Witness Marketing on May 30, 2009 (boomark / email).
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