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Successful international business professionals learn to become good at multitasking. Most of the multitasking involved is in listening in different ways to their international clients. And the reason for multitasking is to get a global vision. Read More
To maintain clarity in cross-cultural selling you need strong listening skills. When selling to different cultures you need to listen for several things at the same time. And it is not just about listening. You will often find you need to adjust your communication to stay in alignment with the conversation as a whole. Read More
International salespeople learn to develop cultural skills to evaluate when and how to deliver information and explanations to different cultures. In international sales, salespeople do not simply explain things, they also get people to want to listen to them. They rely on strong cross-cultural communication skills. Read More
Cultural differences usually create negative reactions. When we do not understand these differences, they become trust and credibility barriers and can even end sales discussions. Everyone prefers to do business with people they like. Here are the two sides you need to look at. Read More
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A key sales best practice is thorough preparation. In international sales there are additional reasons why preparation is critical. These reasons are because of cross-cultural differences and the extra explanations you need to make. Read More

What is your definition of "International Business"?

Avatar Posted by CindyKing under Global
From http://cindyking.biz 5599 days ago
Made Hot by: robinbal on July 24, 2009 10:51 pm
A look at the definition of international business. Are "International Business" & "Global Business" the same thing? When determining whether a business is international or not, and when comparing how one business could be "more international" than another, perhaps the best thing is to look at the company's mindset. Read More
When cross-cultural challenges effect international sales, remember that we all respond to stories. When prospective clients hear a story where they can identify themselves, this usually brings questions to the surface and opens the dialog. Read More

The ROI of Social Networking

Avatar Posted by ducttape under Marketing
From http://www.ducttapemarketing.com 5600 days ago
Made Hot by: RickMick on July 24, 2009 2:13 pm
One of the most common reason stated by small businesses for not embracing social networking is that they can't measure or, worse yet, don't believe there is any solid return on the investment of participation. I get emails almost daily from frustrated marketers who want to dive more fully into social networking, but can't convince the boss that i Read More
useful site for people that want to enter a new country to do business Read More
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