. >> this is from ronique. >> what are the major differences in marketing a tangible product versus conceptual >> it's always what's in it for me. that doesn't change regardless of whether it's a product or service. it's much easier to get someone to do that. also, though, sample. even if you're a service company, have a free assessment or offer to give a few hours of consulting away, it's a great way to kind of get over that risk hump and get people to check out what you do without having to worry about am i taking on too much risk here? >> interesting idea. any ideas? >> establish yourself as an expert. are you writing, publishing, speaking at events? are there certain areas of expertise or a way of thinking that you are known for? and make that easy for potential clients to understand. so, for example, put up a website. use your whole network to really build relationships. you know, attempt to go to customers and say here's what i can do for you. if you see a problem, start talking about it. >> like they both talked about relationships also. it's really important, pord of mauj m mouth may b