Take great care in establishing your brand identity. Your logo, tagline, and message to the market are your best foot forward — unless people can quickly grasp who you are and what you do, and have something memorable to hang it all on, you'll have trouble maintaining traction. Read More
Laurel Delaney emphasized in her post --Building Global Bonds One Customer at a Time that our customers are our business! It is very important to build that relationship especially with keeping your customers loyal to you. Meeting with them once in a while is a good idea, but how about if you are doing business globally and your customers are miles Read More
With more and more people riding the Twitter wave, this post is dedicated to help you improve your Twitter marketing effort. Read More
I don't know of many things that will fuel an argument more than two sales reps battling over a territory dispute! Read More
I have a great strategy for exceeding your quarterly goals. Perfect it, and you'll beat your goals quarter after quarter— year after year! Read More
Do you remember the early days of the Internet when having a website was the hot trend for a business? At that time, the general feeling was that everyone had to have a website. Today we can see the same trend with white papers. Just like those predecessors, many are willing to throw together anything just to tell their customer that yes, they too Read More
To sell or not to sell? At times sellers have to make the hard choice: do they sell a solution the client insists on even while know that it is not the right solution? Or do they make the sale and fulfill their mandate to their company? Or is selling their only or real mandate? Choose! Read More
In cross-cultural business encounters trust can become extremely personal. People will notice when you do not trust yourself at this very basic level. Read more about why it is important to trust yourself first. Read More
You never wake up with quite the same brain you woke up with yesterday. The brain, the theater in which your reality plays out in your mind, is in a constant state of change. This never-ending process began in utero when new neurons formed in your fetal brain at the lightning speed of 250,000 cells a minute. Read More
Cindy King is a contributor (together with Mari Smith, Jason Falls, Chris Garrett, Denise Wakeman, Casey Hibbard and Michael Stelzner) on the new online magazine with content-rich articles and videos designed to help businesses discover how to best use social media tools like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. Read More
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