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referral

Recommending a particular broker to someone. Brokers may legally pay referral fees,but only to other brokers.
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Many business owners and their employees feel that it is inappropriate to ask people to refer others, however most loyal customers if asked about referrals can usually think about someone that might be interested in your businesses products and services.
Appreciating Referrals with Promotional Merchandise by Julie Johnson / Advertising, marketing, public relations community
For instance, web designers may build referral resources from freelance writers, marketing and branding companies or web developers and other businesses that do things that the designers don''t, but offer complimentary services to their end-customers.
Be Realistic About Cross-Referrals by Lynn Stewart / Business community
The best place to obtain a quality contractor is through a referral company or service.
Commercial Contractor Referral Vs. Residential Contractor Referral by A Nutt / Real estate industry community
 
 
 
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