The art of closing sales is not the process of persuading people to make decisions, but the art of making decisions with which people agree.
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Sealed With a Kiss (The Art of Closing)
Posted by alenmajer under SalesFrom http://www.alenmajer.com 5398 days ago
Made Hot by: shanegibson on February 23, 2010 7:09 pm
Success in Sales is Managing Outcomes: The Ability to Achieve Results
Posted by iannarino under SalesFrom http://thesalesblog.com 5398 days ago
Made Hot by: jkennedy on February 17, 2010 2:05 pm
Salespeople don’t sell product or services; they sell outcomes. Successful salespeople manage these outcomes for their clients and their companies, ensuring that they achieve the results and the outcome that they sold.
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Release Your Innate Business-Shakespeare: Why Writing is the Most Indispensable Tool in the Business Arsenal
Posted by yoni67 under MarketingFrom http://jobshuk.com 5399 days ago
Made Hot by: lyceum on February 16, 2010 4:27 am
Writing is a natural skill-set, which by design or by default, most everyone has. It is a gift for you to utilize in all of your business-related pursuits. It enables you to market, sell, merchandise, attract, persuade, affect, convey, communicate, network, correspond and more! Tips and advice for
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What Pop Music Can Teach You About Social Media | Travel Online Partners
Posted by andrewghayes under Online MarketingFrom http://www.travelonlinepartners.com 5399 days ago
We already know what old school marketing can teach you about social media. But hey - let's have some fun and learn something at the same time.
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Tough Advice for Small to Medium Sized Business. Do you agree?
Posted by ShawnHessinger under ManagementFrom http://www.nytimes.com 5400 days ago
Made Hot by: tuckerleroy on February 17, 2010 7:52 pm
George Cloutier, founder of American Management Services, offers some advice for management of small to medium sized business you may or may not agree with in this conversation from The New York Times small business section. Is micromanagement a virtue? Are family employees really a bad idea? Should fear really be a management tool? (Your main one?) Are businesses that have failed due to the econ
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5 Fundamental Principles for Constructing That Winning Resume
Posted by yoni67 under MarketingFrom http://jobshuk.com 5403 days ago
Made Hot by: lyceum on February 12, 2010 12:35 am
When it comes to crafting your resume, it is essential to remember the old saying "You never get a second chance to make a first impression." With each job-opening bringing hundreds of applicants, your resume can easily be the deal-maker or deal-breaker. Here are my 5 fundamental principles for constructing the perfect resume.
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How to Select an ePublishing Supplier
Posted by yudumedia under TechnologyFrom http://content.yudu.com 5403 days ago
Made Hot by: lyceum on February 11, 2010 9:24 pm
With so many professional ePublishing suppliers to choose from, how do you know which one to select? We’ve pubilshed a free whitepaper that highlights the eight key questions you need to ask to give you a clear indication of the size, scope and experience of your prospective supplier, as well as quality of their technology.
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#1 AMAZINGLY Successful Blogging Tip! | Marketing
Posted by bloggertone under Social MediaFrom http://bloggertone.com 5403 days ago
you guessed it! the headline is without doubt the single most important piece of any blog post that you create....That’s why you should give it lots and lots of attention and come up with one, that works really well and grabs the potential reader as soon as he or she sees it.
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People Invest in People, Not Ideas | Growth
Posted by bloggertone under StartupsFrom http://bloggertone.com 5403 days ago
Every entrepreneur has to think about how to go about raising angel investment, but what is it that the investor is looking for in order to make their decision?
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The Spud Webb Business Model: Lessons from a 5'6" Player Who Soared to Greatness in the NBA
Posted by yoni67 under Success StoriesFrom http://jobshuk.com 5404 days ago
Made Hot by: ajayjoya on February 16, 2010 11:28 pm
It took incredible determination, grit, skill and perseverance just for 5'6" Spud Webb to enter the NBA. Once there, he took on players who dwarfed him, and he thrived. This true David vs. Goliath story is easily applied to the business-world. Come check out the Spud Webb Model which I have developed and see the principles for success which can be applied to any business.
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