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Sales Training - Ten Don'ts
1. Do not use red: Never write with a red pen, or wear a red shirt/blouse when you are with a customer. Subconsciously red signifies danger, stop, beware, anger, red alert. Although these negative thoughts are not in the forefront of the customer's mind, they are nevertheless there, warning the customer to be wary.2. Do not wear dark sunglasses when you are w

certain important aspects such as; - Write down your general business information, such as name address etc.

- Write down yo

What To Do When You Can't Find That Perfect Prospecting List
Imagine you’re implementing a B2B prospecting campaign. You know your target decision maker is employed in virtually all companies, but you simply cannot find a list of names with your prospect’s title. Believe it or not, this happens more often than not.So, what do you do? Do you buy a list of CEO’s, owners, and presidents?Or, do you incur the time and ex

Businesses have to do a competitive analysis frequently to ascertain their position as compared to the competitors in the market. This helps to determine the strengths and weaknesses of your competitors and take adequate action to prevent them from taking a share of your market, taking steps to correct your own weaknesses and strengths thus not becoming vulnerable to your competitors.

How to Do a Competitive Analysis: For a good competitive analysis, extensive, objective research is necessary. Focus should be on certain important aspects such as; - Write down your general business information, such as name address etc.

- Write down you

Career Success - The Power Tools For Success
The only thing standing in the way of you receiving that coveted promotion is your actions. And the only guaranteed aspect of the modern workplace is that there is nothing guaranteed. Dedication and solid goals are steps in the right direction. Using these Power Tools will definitely put you on the path to be noticed and that is more than half of the battle to being pr

his helps to determine the strengths and weaknesses of your competitors and take adequate action to prevent them from taking a share of your market, taking steps to correct your own weaknesses and strengths thus not becoming vulnerable to your competitors.

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8 Dumb Things to NOT DO on the Job During the Holidays
If you work in one of the majority of offices that sees extremely slow business and low productivity during the holiday season, it can be mighty tempting to ‘make use’ of all that downtime. But if you want to end up the year in good standing and shine in the new year, here are eight dumb things to not do while on the job during the holidays:1. Shop online:e of your market, taking steps to correct your own weaknesses and strengths thus not becoming vulnerable to your competitors.

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An Insinscere Smile Is Better Than A Sincere Frown
The other day I drove from Chicago to Northwest Indiana on the Indiana Toll Road. I usually have quite a bit of loose change and pay the tolls by throwing the correct amount into the basket, thereby saving a few seconds. But this time I didn’t have any change so I went through the attended lane and handed a dollar bill to the attendant.He gave me a cheerful “Hi

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How To Manage Your Time Effectively
As a manager I never seem to have enough time to do everything I need to do in my day. After a great deal of soul searching and more than a little worry I talked to a few people and realised that the problem was not the amount of time I had available but how I managed to use the time I had. A colleague suggested that I look at everything I did from the time I left for

certain important aspects such as; - Write down your general business information, such as name address etc.

- Write down your business summary, like nature of the business etc. business overview such as history, mission statements etc. the financial and market share analysis as well as marketing information such as strategies adopted and their outcome,

- Analyze your strengths, weaknesses, threats and opportunities.

- Now make a list of your competitors. Identify the companies that are you feel are threatening your market.

- Make a detailed analysis of the each competitor’s products or services in terms of their features, v

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