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Sales
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The Top Ten Characteristics of a Good Sales Letter
With today's rapidly crowding global market, your product or service will need more publicity and marketing so that your unique voice can be heard. With the thousands of advertisements on television, the thousands of posters plastered on both city and town walls, and the thousands of sales people all jostling each other to catch a prospective customer's attention, is there still an alternative marketing method that could ensure your commercial success?
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A Hot Dog Sales Lesson
If You sold Hot Dogs, would people drive 64 miles to do business with you? What can you do to make your business an experience people will talk about? This is my sales lesson from the Worlds Best Chili Hot Dog stand. When you bite into these hot dogs, the mixture of flavors explodes in your mouth.
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Prospecting and Making Cold Calls
Let's fact it, we all hate to Prospect, but we know we have to. Here is a simple but very effective way to make the process simple.
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Happy Selling
Happy people make much better sales people than unhappy people.
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Finding the Right Customers
Those who analyze the reasons for their success know the 80/20 rule applies. Eighty percent of their growth, profitability and satisfaction come from 20 percent of the clients.
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Yard Sale Secrets Revealed
Triple your yard sale profits with 16 secret tips and tricks you can put to use quickly and efficiently.
Buying bulk can be really addicting. Imagine saving a few dollars if you buy a six-per-pack of a product compared to buying just one? The savings that you can potentially have can be really hard to resist.
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Open A Dollar Store - No Merchandise Equals No Sales
Those who open a dollar store soon find that it is a constant challenge to keep every type of merchandise always in-stock. In some cases there are merchandise availability problems. In others it is a matter of decisions about what to buy and when to buy it. In still others it is simply that there was an unusually high number of purchases.
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The Barf Factor
During a recent presentation we were discussing the importance of being able to deliver a clear, concise message when you first meet with a prospect and we agreed that a quick, thirty second introduction would be an effective approach.
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What Makes A Qualified Prospect Qualified
Have you ever asked yourself, what are the specific characteristics of a qualified prospect? What are the minimum pieces of information I need to know to determine if the potential for a sale exists? What pieces of information are required before you consider a prospect qualified? Am I using a consistent sales system or process to successfully obtain the information needed? Here are 17 areas with questions you may want to ask yourself so you can create a qualified prospect profile also known as an Account Sales Profile.
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