Most salespeople know that they need to sell their product or service's value to their prospects rather than the price. However, making that transition, especially when your customer asks outright "how much is this going to cost?" is tricky. Here's how you can answer that question and get your prospects focused on what your product is worth instead of its price.
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How to Sell Value Instead of Cost
Posted by attard under MarketingFrom http://www.businessknowhow.com 5411 days ago
What Do People REALLY Think Of Twitter?
Posted by epower under Social MediaFrom http://www.businessinsider.com 5411 days ago
Twitter's all the rage. But what do people really think of it? The Business Insider zipped up to Times Square to find out and the results are interesting.
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Page Speed Gets Added to Google Webmaster Tools
Posted by epower under Online MarketingFrom http://www.epowermark.com 5411 days ago
The length of time it takes your pages to load is a factor in Google's algorithm. Google Webmaster Tools added a "Site Performance" section to their program to help with this issue.
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3 Tips for Innovators from the Consumer Electronics Show
Posted by WayneLiew under Products and ServicesFrom http://blogs.hbr.org 5411 days ago
Made Hot by: bluechipnet on January 11, 2010 9:26 pm
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is a behemoth annual convention that showcases all of the new technology that you'll see in stores in the coming year. And among its 2,500 exhibitors there are at least as many innovation management tales to tell. When I asked about the tactics he used to create ReNu and other products, Brunner discussed three tips that innovators in any sector might use.
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When Is CRM Pushing too Hard? | Kaleidico.com
Posted by billrice under SalesFrom http://kaleidico.com 5411 days ago
Made Hot by: Cathode Ray Dude on January 9, 2010 1:53 am
A competitor has recently been calling to pitch a new feature: Pop-ups when a customer opens one of your emails. The competitor seems to believe that the moment an email is opened is a good time to call the customer. I disagree.
First, if I were the customer I'd probably get freaked out. Just because I open an email from some random company doesn't mean I want to talk to them. Read More
First, if I were the customer I'd probably get freaked out. Just because I open an email from some random company doesn't mean I want to talk to them. Read More
My Projection for 2010: If You Don’t Get Hungry, You Won’t Eat!
Posted by ColderICE under Self-DevelopmentFrom http://3rdpoblogs.com 5411 days ago
Made Hot by: on January 12, 2010 11:00 pm
This year, this decade, this MINUTE...If you Don't get hungry, you won't eat, get your hustle on. The time is now to hustle to make it happen. You really have to see the short video to get it...
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Maximizing Twitter Lists
Posted by therisetothetop under Social MediaFrom http://blog.therisetothetop.com 5411 days ago
Made Hot by: ShawnHessinger on January 9, 2010 11:10 am
An overview of best practices and hidden tips and tricks to maximize Twitter lists. Includes an overview of the different ways to use the lists feature.
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12 Common Problems of Digital Marketing Strategy Development
Posted by WayneLiew under Online MarketingFrom http://thefuturebuzz.com 5411 days ago
Approaches designed to take advantage of a connected society have allowed some brands and personalities to achieve strong growth. However there exists a deeper problem: literally every marketing and communications company/consultant claims to be able to produce digital marketing results. And very few actually succeed. Why?
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Link-Building for Your Local Business Blog :: BTZWeb.com – Internet Resource for Local Businesses
Posted by waltgoshert under Online MarketingFrom http://www.btzweb.com 5411 days ago
Here are 3 Sites where you’ll want to register your local business blog and add to your link-building efforts.
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C-Level Executives Want to Hear From You. Maybe.
Posted by iannarino under SalesFrom http://thesalesblog.com 5411 days ago
Made Hot by: tiroberts on January 11, 2010 7:30 am
Could it be that some salespeople are more effective than others at calling and gaining appointments with C-level executives? There is no reason that you, as a professional salesperson, cannot pick up the phone and call C-level executives, providing you have great ideas (and you do have great ideas!).
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