Daniel.waldschmidt voted on the following stories on BizSugar

I’m not much of an expert about a whole bunch of things. That’s precisely why adding radio to my company’s marketing strategy felt so appealing.  It’s proving, in fact, to be a surprisingly powerful tool for two things I anticipated Read More
There is no better way to discourage your sales force from selling than to fail to deliver on their promises. Read More
Having a plan is fine, reviewing and adjusting is better. Rather than lamenting the outcome, understand it, make adjustments and move forward.

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Multi-tasking is a great concept, but in reality even if you do get things done simultaneously, how many are done to your best abilities. It is much better to allocate time to each important task, focus, get it done and move to the next. Read More
You need surrogates to sell on your behalf. And you need them well trained and well armed if you are to sell your solution and the change it brings. Read More
As a seller you should worry less about managing time, and more on allocating it to the right activities. Once you know what, then allocate the time to it and focus on managing your activities in the the time allotted. Read More
Your dream client is keeping score. Your ability to keep your commitments is the best indication of what they should expect from you in the future. Read More
Your dream clients worry. Right before they are ready to choose and commit, the doubts start to pile up. Winning means addressing these concerns. Read More

Persistence, My Friend (…and only 6 years worth!) – Todd Youngblood's "SPE" Blog

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From http://bit.ly 5096 days ago
Made Hot by: steeldawn on December 16, 2010 6:46 pm
“It takes twenty years to become an overnight success.” – Isidore Iskowitz (better known as Eddie Cantor)

You learn stuff as you get older. One of the things I’ve learned is that cliches are cliches for a reason. For the most part, they’re true! “Take it one day at a time.” “All work and Read More
Don’t coast out the last 3 weeks of the year. Instead, use it to do something to make a positive impact on this year’s sales results and next year’s. Read More
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