Matchmakers Janis and Carly Spindel Create a $13 Million Dollar a Year Matchmaking Office Training Manual
This sales training guide is going to rival all of the dating apps. Anyone will be able to run and operate a $13 million dollar a year matchmaking agency by following Janis and Carly's step by step process.
New York City, September 9, 2015 (Newswire.com) - America’s Top Matchmaking mother daughter team of Janis Spindel and Carly Spindel create the first ever $13 million dollar a year matchmakers office training manual.
Match.com, Hinge, Tinder, Happen, and Bumble are all going to want this newest product created by Janis Spindel and Carly Spindel.
Old-school matchmaking (think modern-day yentas) still accounts for 14.2% of the global dating-service industry's $2.4 billion in revenue, according to IBISWorld.com.
IBISWorld, CEO Justin Ruthven
The dynamic mother daughter matchmaking team created this sales training guide, so selected hand picked entrepreneurs all over the world can run and operate a $13 million dollar a year matchmaking business. The sales training guide includes questionnaires for prospective clients, sample matchmaking scenarios, financial milestones, the science of the selection process they use to match their clients, and many more informative tools.
Janis Spindel and Carly Spindel organized and converted "the mystery of what they do" into a simple and logical, easy to follow sales training guide. Janis and Carly identified first level characteristics required for anyone to be successful, such as inquisitive, people person, outgoing, great memory, and more. Carly is setting her manual up with tips, key points, and anecdote summaries of each chapter, so the manual becomes a living and breathing experience of success.
This sales training guide is going to rival all of the dating apps. Anyone will be able to run and operate a $13 million dollar a year matchmaking agency by following Janis and Carly's step by step process.
In an era of online dating, love (or at least love for a night) is only a swipe away. But old-school matchmaking (think modern-day yentas) still accounts for 14.2% of the global dating-service industry's $2.4 billion in revenue, according to IBISWorld.com.
Data represents the lowest form, raw numbers, or researched elements. When the Spindel's add qualitative measures to it, data reached the 2nd stage of information. But when information is refined, notably with aligned strategies & tactics, it reaches the highest stage of working knowledge.
America's Top Matchmaking service not only created this manual, but they are distributing invaluable working knowledge that will create highly successful Matchmaking companies around the world. Without the human-dependent attributes, it's only raw data.
Contact Carly at janisspindelmatchmaker.com or call the New York office at 212.987.1582