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Pre-recorded phone messages do more harm than good
Think carefully about pre-recorded phone messages.
Managing Communication in the Office
Are you overwhelmed with all the communication demands in your office? Do you feel like you have too many tools that were suppose to make communication easier yet it seems to be harder than ever? Increase your productivity by understanding your communication needs and leveraging equipment to meet those needs.

Handling Business During The Christmas Rush
Although the Christmas rush can definitely bring your business more profit, along with it comes stress and the most hectic time of you. While it is anticipated by many businesses, you'll find that it is a dreaded time of year as well. The last thing you want is to fall short when it comes to handling the Christmas rush.
Perceived Value Is In The Eye Of The Beholder
Pricing is an important aspect of every business because price is used to create financial projections, establish a break even point, and calculate profit and loss. It's also important to establish a good price point from the beginning because it is much easier to lower prices than to raise them.
Revealed key elements of a successful customer loyalty programs
Customer loyalty programs refer in general to points rewarded to customers for either brand or company loyalty. These types of customer loyalty programs can be a very effective form of promotion as long the rewards are valuable to the particular customer base. They are also more effective if they are regularly updated and kept relevant to the company’s products/service or are a good complimentary item to the product they are being used to promote.

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Why People Buy
Why do people buy? The answer may seem like common sense, but it is not. Most sales people have no idea why their customers buy. They assume that customers buy for their reasons, when in fact the opposite is true, and here is the common sense part: customers buy for their own reasons. Many companies still attempt to make customers buy for their reasons. You must understand why your customers buy your product or service
Ten Ways to Manage a Rapidly Growing Business
While some new business owners face the issue of not enough customers, others face the issue of too many customers/clients. Both are serious issues and must be dealt with carefully. There are many lists on how to find new customers/clients. Here is a list of 10 ways to deal with a rapid influx of new customers. The goal is a steady flow of just the right customers/clients.

The Most Common Customer Management Mistakes
How we manage our customers is critical to the on-going success of our business. After all, without customers we have no revenue, and without revenue we have no business. Yet many companies and sales people don’t pay enough attention to their existing customers to build loyalty so they’ll remain as clients who continue purchasing from us. The focus of many companies seems to be biased toward acquiring new customers at the expense of their existing ones. Since it costs so much more to sell to new customers (up to seven to 10 times more) due to added marketing and sales activities, it just makes plain sense to focus more efforts on retaining our bread and butter customers.
How One Big Idea Can Reel In The Customers
One way to win bigger accounts and customers for a lifetime is to generate big ideas. Big ideas will differentiate you from your competition. A really big idea can help your customers to help their customers. Good things happen when your focus is on your customers. Keep reading to see some examples of big ideas.

Handling Irate Customers Allow Them to Vent
Understand that customers are irate because what they thought was going to happen didn't: they're "hurt." When you know a customer is upset, immediately give them permission to vent their frustration; and they will want to - you can count on that!

10 Steps for Your Sales Force to Survive and Thrive in the Recession
I was in the pool, playing catch with our six-year old son, when Henry began a "dialog" with me. He said, "You can't play catch in the pool. It's against the rules." I was stunned, but apologized, said I wasn't aware of that rule and removed the football from the pool. There was another guy in the pool and he mentioned to me that the pool rules did not include an exclusion about playing catch. I mentioned that to Henry and he became irate because he owns one of the resort's units, wrote the rules himself, and said, "It better be on that sign!" So what's wrong with this picture?
The Art of the New Wealth: A Journey of Inner Peace and Deliberate Creation
I recently had a client that was struggling financially and I told her to be grateful for what she had. Instead of accepting this thought, she went irate. She told me that she couldn't be grateful for her old clothes, small house and her debit. She could even be grateful for the intangible things like her angry teenager and ex-husband. In reflecting on my journey in deliberate creation with universal laws, I have found that before lived deliberately, I was overlooking all that I have. What if we could be feel glorious peace and gratitude towards every-single-thing that meets you in life? Instead of getting caught up with what we don't have and what we are striving to "get". And depressed that we don't already have what we want already.
Using Social Networking to Attract Loyal Customers
Attracting customers with social networking marketing is a way of finding new customers and of generating loyalty in both new and old customers. Businesses that take the time to attract and maintain their social networking presence can expect to see more customers find out about their business in general, but they can also expect to develop a community of loyal customers and future customers.
Check Your Lost and Found File: Former Customers Make Great Future Customers
Want to win more business? “Lost” customers are the key! Many salespeople hit the delete key on former customers and focus on new prospects, but this is a big mistake! Former customers make great future customers, so increase your sales by earning the business of customers you’ve “lost” over the years. Here are a few steps you can take to revisit your “lost” customers and increase sales.
Why Customers Don't Buy Your Products or Services
I increasingly hear from customers with coaching, consulting or other professional advice practices these days how frustrated and anxious they are. They feel worn down by the constant struggle to attract customers and when they do get to speak to potential customers, they struggle to convince the customers to buy their products or services. And what bugs them the most is that they just don’t understand WHY their prospective customers won’t buy from them. They don’t know what issues they need to address so that they will be able to turn prospects into customers. Many customers tell me “I even offer them a discount on my normal rate and they still don’t sign up!” Does that sound familiar to you?
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