Business901 has just launched a new website, VOLUNTEERREFERRALPROGRAM.COM. The site offers visitors an open platform to discuss volunteer programs, follow conversations and blog posts.

    /24-7PressRelease/ - FORT WAYNE, IN, September 19, 2008 - Joe Dager, owner of Business901 has just launched a new website, http://www.VolunteerReferralProgram.com. The site, offers visitors a platform to discuss volunteer referral plans, volunteer issues, receive assistance, and to follow certain conversations and blog post that interest them. It is created to support the development of a Volunteer Referral Program and coincides with the release of Business901's program. The success of sites such as Smaller Indiana also built on a Ning platform, offers an easy to use experience for visitors and categorized content to improve visibility to search engines. The content of the new site will be user driven and allow members to visit, comment and add their own content.

Why a new website Dager was asked; "Our Nonprofit Blog, FundingYourNonprofit.com could not be made specific enough. We than developed a Marketing Plan Site but ultimately it did not serve the purpose we were after... We also realized we could not maintain another blog and put enough fresh content on it. As a result, we created an open source platform, so that we could participate in the conversations and add information when necessary but so could everyone else. It will be an independent site and one that organizations and people can use as a resource. "

The Volunteer Referral Program that this site is created around enables nonprofit organizations to create a step-by-step, documented referral marketing program customized through coaching to their target market. Develop marketing tools, letters, and offers that will help you generate new clients. Devise a precise strategy for making referrals your core new tool for developing a volunteer base. The uniqueness of this program is that it takes the best Referral Marketing System developed by Duct Tape Marketing author John Jantsch and combines it with an authorized Duct Tape Marketing Coach, Joe Dager. "The principles are outlined in a 7-step process that will communicate the basic understanding on how to apply the Referral Flood program to a nonprofit organization. It offers several tips and tricks that will immediately jump-start a referral marketing program," says Dager.

Dager, an authorized Duct Tape Marketing coach is well versed in blogs and received his training from small business blogger John Jantsch, the author of Duct Tape Marketing. His development of the Duct Tape Marketing system as part of his Connect with Permission Program gave him the experience of working with nonprofits. The Duct Tape Marketing system allows you to create and build your very own referral marketing system complimented by a coaching system that has proven effective with small businesses for over 20 years. The system is perfect for those who already have a nonprofit, but want to make it soar. This system will help organizations build the perfect nonprofit establishing a proven referral system to their growing organization. "Why reinvent the wheel? Take a proven process, a trained coach and run with it."

About Duct Tape Marketing
Duct Tape Marketing is a unique turnkey small business marketing system created by award-winning small business marketing expert John Jantsch. John is the author of Duct Tape Marketing, "The Worlds World's Most Practical Small Business Marketing." There is material used with permission in this publication that is the copyright of Duct Tape Marketing.

About Business901

Joe Dager is President of Business901, a progressive coaching company providing no-nonsense direction in areas such as target marketing and organized referral marketing. As a certified coach of the Duct Tape Marketing Consulting organization, Joe provides practical, information-rich, immediately applicable direction that profoundly impacts the success of small and mid-sized businesses. His experience includes numerous start-ups, several turnarounds in variety of industries to include manufacturing, retail, and professional services to include marketing.

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