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10 Customer Service Quality Statements To Measure Up Against
Customer service is a fundamental quality that every business must have. The higher the standard, the higher the return on the investments you make. But just how do you measure your performance, in an easy-to-use way? It's really quite simple...

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Sales Leads -- Quantity or Quality?
Sales leads come in two categories: High quality and not so high quality. The higher the quality, the more certain it is that the sales lead will result directly in a closed sale. Key question: Should you be going after quantity or quality?

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR SMALL BUSINESS LOANS
Why are financial statements so important for getting a small business loan? What statements are needed in a loan proposal? What do each statement include? How do you go about preparing the statements?
What it Takes to Get More Appointments
Without question, the most popular requests I receive each week are for help with making appointments and, specifically, creating positioning statements. For example, Pat and I traded about 6 emails over the past 10 days to get his positioning statements just right. But what if you nail your positioning statement but you're still struggling to get appointments? My guess is that you're doing one of the following things ineffectively...
It's The Experience, Stupid!
Take a few minutes and read through all the statements of value on your web site and in your recent proposals. Think about the value propositions you have articulated during customer calls over the last few months. Do they strike you as static statements? Or do they communicate a sense of a living, dynamic, ongoing, integrated, valuable experience?
Key Ways to Convey Quality
Let’s say that what differentiates your product or service from the competition’s is quality. It may seem like advertising “quality” would be a breeze, right? Unfortunately, it’s not. Customers hear the word “quality” all the time –often from companies selling low-quality products. In this sense, quality is like trust. If a salesperson resorts to “You can trust me,” it’s often an indicator to beware. Accordingly, if a company is too direct in how it advertises “quality,” customers may ignore the claim or be suspicious of it. So how can you prove that your product or service is the real deal? Following are some often-overlooked ways to convey quality.

Why Successful Organizational Leaders Burn Their Mission Statements
Organizational mission statements are, at best, invisible wallpaper in corporate offices and at their worst add to the incongruence between proclaimed values and actual values that creates low levels of trust in organizations. This article offers insights into the challenges of organizational mission statements and provides an alternative approach that is much more inspirational and motivational.
SEO Quality Vs SEO Quantity
We all know it; we've always known it and we'll tell our own clients and anyone who'll listen until we're blue in the interface. It's ALL about quality not quantity. Quality outs. Quality ins. It's the quality of your link neighbourhood that matters not the volume of inbound links that carries most weight in Google's take on relevance and, ultimately, your search placement.
Evaluation of Financial Statements
Financial statements provide the major means by which the objective of accounting is achieved - by communicating the financial results and financial position of an entity to its stakeholders, management, owners and other interested users. However, unless these statements are understood, their message will be missed, and accounting will have failed in its primary objective.
Don't use Rules of Thumb when valuing a business.
When valuing a business to buy or sell don't focus too much on financial statements alone. While these are important aspects of the business they are not the only value drivers that the business has. The value of a business goes deeper than the industry that the business is in. More than the profit of the bottom-line of a tax return. When you want a quality business to buy or want to sell your business for the maximum price. It is crucial to discover the individual personal characteristics that the business has over it's competitors.

Are YOU Walking The Talk?
When you create vision and mission statements for your company you are communicating to your customers, vendors, prospects, employees, and the entire outside world. When we create these visions and missions, we are creating value statements, and as an owner or manager you have to deliver, with those values, results! I like to call that “Walking the Talk”. There is no doubt that companies that consistently “Walk their Talk” do better than those that don’t.

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