Enterprise 2.0 Social networking site offers advice on how to sell services

MaintenanceNet, Inc. has created an online community for people who make a living marketing and selling aftermarket service agreements. The community, called Selling Services, is billed as a social networking site for individuals seeking to make professional connections and become more proficient at marketing and selling services.

By Manufacturing Business Technology Staff June 5, 2008

MaintenanceNet, Inc . has created an online community for people who make a living marketing and selling aftermarket service agreements. The community, called Selling Services, is billed as a social networking site for individuals seeking to make professional connections and become more proficient at marketing and selling services. The site offers industry news, event listings, and a weekly blog, with all content focused on achieving success in the sale of extended warranties and maintenance services.

MaintenanceNet is a supplier of extended warranty and service contract management software solutions.
“With the advent of social networking technology, we have built a community dedicated to professionals looking to unlock the full potential of their extended warranty and service sales and marketing programs,” said Kelly Crothers, director of marketing for MaintenanceNet. “The site is all about bringing professionals together to identify strategies for increasing top and bottom line revenue.”

Members can interact and mentor one another by asking questions and offering helpful advice, as well as posting relevant images and videos. Content is designed to educate members about the many facets of service sales, including:





Membership in the Selling Services network is free. To join, visit:
https://www.maintenancenet.com/pages/company/maintenancenet_community.htm