Anyone can be a Maven by referring friends, colleagues, and acquaintances to local businesses, products, and services. Mavens know about restaurants, attractions, and various service providers in their area. They connect these businesses with new customers. Examples of potential Mavens include concierges, contractors, hair stylists, charity volunteers, retail employees, and everyday people.

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Who Can be a Maven?
Anyone can be a Maven.
Mavens know about restaurants, products, clubs, attractions, service providers,
charities, contractors and a variety of other businesses. Mavens connect
businesses with new customers. Mavens can be everyday people or well-
connected professionals. Either way, they are the type of people who refer
friends, colleagues and even people they’ve just met to try new products and
services.
Here are some examples of Mavens:
• Concierge
• Doorman
• Bellman
• Front Desk
• Contractor
• Plumber
• HVAC Contractor
• Cable Installer
• Barber or Hair Stylist
• Personal Trainer
• Cosmetician
• Charity Volunteer
• Civic Employee
• Advertising Exec
• Political Organizer
• Retail Shop Owner
• Store Manager
• Cashier
• Salesperson
• You!
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support.localmaven.com.