How to Boost Sales in 20 Minutes a Day

May 15, 2012

There are so many demands on your time when running a business. All these issues demand priority and sometimes they push prospecting aside. If you allow this pattern to continue unchecked, you could find yourself wondering where did all the customers go?
Prospecting, while ultimately vital to the success of your business, doesn’t have to be a terrifying, hard-sale proposition. In the linked article, Chris Brogan proposes a simple prospecting outline to “selling gently”.

Give this or something similar a try. Your business will be much better for it.
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50 Best Ways to Generate Leads | LifeHealthPro

April 10, 2012

As you tackle 2012, make this your year for generating leads and use this list as a launching point.

Via www.lifehealthpro.com Via Scoop.it - Tech Info for Real Estate


Why Every Client Is Part of Your Sales Team | LifeHealthPro

April 10, 2012

If you’re not tapping your clients for new business, you’re leaving money on the table.

Via www.lifehealthpro.com Via Scoop.it - Tech Info for Real Estate


Max Out Facebook Timeline’s Branding Opportunities

April 9, 2012

The most successful company timelines are the ones that maximize milestones, larger images, highlighting and pinning, along with the new about section.”

Via www.allfacebook.com - Via Scoop.it - pdxtech-info


7 Tricks to Land the Appointment

August 2, 2010

bNet.com has some of the most compelling and useful business materials around. This post titled 7 Tips to Master Every Meeting is no exception. In this post, Robert Pagiarini the author of The Other 8 Hours, outlines seven steps to Meeting in progres signconsider when looking to land the appointment you are seeking. Whether it is a job interview or a sales opportunity, these tips will help you put some fundamentals behind you efforts to increase your effectiveness.

The seven tips are:

  1. Determine the “one thing.”
  2. Focus on three talking points.
  3. Create an agenda.
  4. Nail the intro and the close.
  5. Call to action.
  6. After the meeting.
  7. Listen.

You can read the full article here. Try the tips for your next appointment and let us know if they were useful.


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