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This Letting Agency is on the main road in the coastal town of Uvongo in Kwazulu (KZN) Natal South Coast, South Africa. This Letting Agency Business For Sale is profitable and well established. Busineeses For Sale in Uvongo, South Africa bring you a quality of life as well as a good living. This will be a good South African Commercial Investment for you. Businesses For Sale in South Africa are investigating.

The owner has been in this business for over 15 years.

On the main coastal road in the town of Uvongo on the Kwazulu Hibiscus Coast.

Turnover for last year was R6,000,000.

Above average monthly profit after all expenses.

Includes all fixtures and fittings and licenses neccesary to continue the business.

Another opportunity in the Kingdom of the Zulu, to make a good living and live in an area renouned for excellent way of life and modern amenities.Uvongo is close to the busy Shopping Malls of Shelly Beach and the entertainment of Margate on the Kwazulu Natal (KZN) South Coast and has a large local and holiday population. This Letting Agency Business For Sale is waiting for a new owner to take it to the next level.

We also have a range of Businesses For Sale in South Africa including Game Lodges/Farms, Shopping Centres,Blocks of Apartments/Flats, Guest Houses, Bed and Breakfasts and Hotels For Sale.

A South African Real Estate and Property Investment gives you the best of both worlds. Good returns and a way of life second to none.

 



See my site at http://south-africa-real-estate.blogspot.com or phone me at +27(0)39317102 or email me at alanbutterworth@telkomsa.net

 

At every chance you get, you should have a crisp business card or two ready to hand out to potential clients. Networking business cards is the best way to add to your connections, both clients and allies in the business.

There are plenty of ways to make sure that your business card networking will be effective but you only need to remember these few but cardinal rules to broaden your set of contacts.

3 simple rules to networking business cards success

1.    Be ready to give

Never leave home or the office without your business cards.  It would be best if you leave a set at home, one in the office and one in your car.  Keep in mind that you need to replenish your set if your supply is running low.  

When you order your business cards, make sure that you make wholesale purchases.  Not only do you save on the cost of bulk order, you will also get a sense of security that you have the year covered and that you would not run out of business cards, at least not in the very near future.

2.    Seize the moment

The reason why you always need to have an ample supply of business cards wherever you go is because you will never know when an occasion to hand out business cards to important people may rise.  

The person sitting next to you in the mall might be your next biggest supporter and client.  Or a friend of your friend may be sponsoring a trade show that you have been wanting to take part in.  

What you think is a simple day in the office or just one of your usual Saturday nights may be your saving grace in the future.

3.    Make it worth looking at

You spend so much time making yourself look good and presentable to your clients.  You should also do the same with your business cards.  They have to look good and worth keeping since this card will represent you whenever you are not around.  

Online printing of business cards offers plenty of ways to help you achieve just this.  Starting with the design, you can get hold of professional looking business cards designed by professional graphic designs at low or even zero cost.  You can also get custom jobs which include size, shape, ink and finishings.  You can get a regular sized card or those with bigger dimensions.  You can also request for business cards with rounded corners, or irregular shapes.  As for finishings, you can get scored or folded business cards.  You can have thermographic letters or those that have been embossed.

Making your business cards appealing does not only make it worthy of being kept in another person’s wallet but it also increases the name recall significantly.

Networking business cards is not an easy task.  You need to have an eye for opportunities, as well as identify people who you think could help you, and whom you can help through your business.  However, you know that it’s all worth the work, especially once you start reaping the benefits of being well-connected.

A business letter is a formal written communication. It is ideally concise and direct. There are proper ways of writing a business letter.

Writing a business letter is a formal manner of communication. It is often used in companies. It is usually direct, concise and clear. It also follows certain writing etiquettes.

The approach to writing a business letter is very important. Sounding too informal may give an impression of disrespect.

Business letters should be brief, direct and clear as possible. It presupposes that the recipient does not have enough time to read your letter. Three or four paragraphs are enough to complete everything you need to say.

Make sure to include all the essential data in your business letter, like your name, the date, recipient’s name and address, and purpose of your letter.

Know your audience. If your letter is intended to the HR Department, steer clear of extremely technical terminologies that only ITs would comprehend. If you must use industry-specific terms, make sure that they are directly related to your point and use them in a way that will express your competence.

Keep a professional tone. Even if your letter intends to complain a certain product or service, be civil and well-mannered. Just declare the issues and problems together with any other pertinent details and shun from insults or threats. You are after all not talking to your parents or friends. Keep a respectful tone all the time.

There are seven basic parts in a business letter. First off is the date of writing. There are several ways to write dates. Most often, it is written with the month first, followed by the day, then the year. In other cases though, it is also okay to start with the day, followed by the month then the year. Separate the day and year with a comma.

The second part is the return address. This is your address. It is called a return address because in mails, when the postman is not able to locate the recipient, it will be returned to you for notification that the message was not sent across.

The third part is the recipient’s address. Normally, in business letters, you write the name of the recipient, the company he works for and the address of the company. Also specify his position or job designation. Although there are certain cases wherein the recipient will prefer to receive his mails in his residential address, by default, and in general, you address it to his company or office address.

The fourth part is the salutation or greeting. In business letters, the traditional “dear” preceding the name of the recipient is often disregarded or dropped. Instead, for more formality, “sir” or “madam” is more often used. You can also address the recipient by his profession. Example is “Attorney,” “Doctor” or “Engineer.”

The fifth part is the bulk of the letter. This is the body, where your message is actually written. As earlier said, keep it concise and direct to the point. Avoid wasting the time of the recipient in having to read long letters. Always indicate gratitude for taking time to read your message. Also express appreciation for immediate replies when needed.

The sixth part is the closing. Be as respectful as you can. Avoid using the word “lovingly” as what is common in informal notes. Use “Respectfully yours” or “Sincerely yours.”

And seventh and the last part is the signature. This is your printed name with your signature on top of it.