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  • Learn to Improve Sales - 10 Ways to Get More Business Starting Today  By : Marie Gervacio
    You need sales... yesterday. You want more sales today and tomorrow. Get 10 ideas to increase business here and start implementing them today.
  • Creative Ideas to Follow Up After a Presentation  By : Hans Hasselfors
    In this day and age, it's simply not enough to call on someone and make a presentation. If you don't follow up at least 7 times, you are wasting your time, as well as theirs. The more time you put into getting to know your potential customers, the better your relationship will be.
  • Success in Business!  By : Hans Hasselfors
    Here is a secret that may be difficult for you to believe, so prepare yourself. It is an extremely important secret that can have a most profound impact on your small business success, or it's failure.
  • The Sales Training Series: Selling With Leverage Questions  By : Sales Training
    "Leverage questions" offer power to salespeople. These are open-ended questions designed to uncover the hot-button emotional issues that actually drive a customer's buying decision. What key benefits do buyers want to gain by making the purchase, either for their companies
  • Effective Negotiating - The Key To Sales Success  By : Sachin A
    No two persons agree on all things. When people come together to work out a deal, they try to maximize their benefits and minimize their costs. Each person places a different value on individual elements of the deal.An effective negotiation is not just about making people see things from your point of view, but it is also about converging two different views to a point that is perceived by both parties as mutually beneficial. The art of negotiating is the backbone of a successful sales campaign.
  • Secrets Revealed: How to Blow Championship Bubbles with Bubble Gum  By : Christopher Pratt
    The ancient Greeks were the first to chew gum. It was a popular past time for them. Other cultures chew substances made from grasses, plants and resins, instead. On December 28, 1869, William Semple patented the art of chewing gum for the first time in history, but it is Susan Montgomery Williams who blew the largest bubble gum at 23 inches in diameter, as documented in the Guinness World Record.

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