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How to Increase Sales With Questions That Seek Greater Clarity to Gain Greater Specificity
Do you every ask dumb questions to move the sales process forward? If not, maybe this article may show you how dumb questions should be part of your sales skills and sales toolbox.
How to Win More Sales Must Include the Answer to this Simple Question
If you are in business can you answer who is your client? Sure, you may be thinking it is everyone I have invoiced and possibly what a dumb question. Yet, are you sure that your clients are only relegated to those you have received payment for your goods and services?

There Are No Dumb Business Questions Not
I've gotten a few head-scratchers in response to this column. You know who you are, but don't worry, your secret is safe with me. I have a confession to make. Writing an advice column, whether it be advice for love or money or business, is often hard to do with a straight face. Occasionally a question comes over the digital transom that just makes me go, "Huh?"

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The 10 Most Common Publicity Mistakes Dont Sabotage Your Success
The number one rule of being successful in the world of publicity (or in just about any other field, for that matter): Don't sabotage your efforts with dumb -- and easily correctable -- mistakes. Here then are the dumb things that publicity seekers do. Avoid them, and you'll be well on your way to scoring great coverage!
Why Smart Companies Do Dumb Things
Not a day goes by when I don’t ask myself, “Why do smart companies do such dumb things?” We all know companies that cook the books and throw outrageous parties at one end of the spectrum to sell lousy products at the other. A sweeping answer is that companies are run by smart people, and smart people do dumb things as we’ve learned.
No user servicable parts inside
That's what it says on countless electronic and mechanical devices. "Don't touch this," it says, "you're way too dumb to open it... you'll get hurt"
Entrepreneur Things
Entrepreneurs ( I need to share this with you) do the most ridiculous things. (I’m not going to name any of those things here because I don’t want to hurt the feelings of the dumb entrepreneurs who thought them up) But, I’m sure you know what I mean. I’m sure you’ve asked yourself the question from time to time, “What in the world was he thinking?” Well, that’s the subject of this morning’s blog. (It’s morning where I am, and I woke up with the thought that I needed to get this out of my system, off my chest, out of my mind, so here goes.)
Eating Your Own Dog Food
Many companies don't practice what they preach not knowing it would hit them hard in the long run. The customers are not really that dumb and have evolved.
How to Win More Sales Must Include the Answer to this Simple Question
If you are in business can you answer who is your client? Sure, you may be thinking it is everyone I have invoiced and possibly what a dumb question. Yet, are you sure that your clients are only relegated to those you have received payment for your goods and services?

Watch Your Questions
I have found that everyone has a constant question inside of them. This question is the guiding force of a person's life. By identifying the question within yourself, you can recognize how you interact with life and what your repeating patterns are regularly. What is your question?

How to Increase Sales With Questions That Seek Greater Clarity to Gain Greater Specificity
Do you every ask dumb questions to move the sales process forward? If not, maybe this article may show you how dumb questions should be part of your sales skills and sales toolbox.
Not Enough Meetings
Not enough meetings. What a dumb statement.
Sales Rep Lame Excuse #83
Did you ever watch a customer or prospect make a bad decision? OK, dumb question… We’ve all lost deals because the guy on the other side of the desk just flat didn’t do a good job of making the decision. And because we hold the customer’s best interests near and dear to our hearts, it hurts to watch them do the “wrong” thing and buy from a competitor. But the sales rep certainly can’t be blamed for that, right? Wrong!
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