Sean Michael Lewis continues with day 2 of creating targets for one hour. With over 90 contacts inputted after day two, this target list habit for one hour a day is showing promising results. 

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Sean Michael Lewis documents a full hour for day one of a weekly target building list. This is an easy process to build a data base of targets that you wish to do business with. 

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This week I have some special content for you. I will be documenting 1 hour a day on a sales technique you can do for your Screen Printing Shop. Be sure to subscribe to never miss an episode. 

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This episode of Screen Printing Marketing, Sean talks about the importance of building micro habits to lead to sales success. It is important to not overwhelm and change all behavior too fast or it will result in negative motivation. 

Struggling with sales to get to your numbers? This episode talks about the importance of creating a weekly agenda to make sure that everything you are doing is in line for accomplishing your goals for your screen printing shop. 

Sean Michael Lewis talks about Niche marketing to bands and artists for merchandise. This is a segment that you can provide great value that has been taken advantage of for many years. 

Sean Michael Lewis talks about going the extra mile to provide content for your clients when making their orders. This can be used to additionally promote your business as well as theirs. 

Sean Michael Lewis talks about having well defined, objectives in your weekly meetings. This is critical to improve efficiency, increase sales, and make sure everything is running smoothly. 

Sean Michael Lewis discusses the importance of know how much your time is worth. It is important to understand what your hourly rate is based on what you are currently paid. A simple way to do this is simply, divide your total income for yourself by 2000 (estimated number of hours a person works a year) and remember that number.