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Competing motivations creating confusion
How to incentivise and reward sales people has long been a contentious topic. Too many times I have seen businesses set up incentive programs that reward the wrong behaviours which can affect team morale, client relationships, sales, staff retention, and so on. For instance, I recently met the managing director of a medium sized software business who asked me why would his sales people keep selling one version of their product when they had been instructed to also sell in a newer more comprehensive version of the product.

The 'dark' side of selling - buyer beware
In the world of sales there has always been the following advice for customers and for good reason: Buyer beware Read the fine print If it's too good to be true then it is And so on. As much as I advocate for and encourage healthy, trust based, open transparent customer relationships I am fully aware of the ‘dark side' in the profession of sales. In my travels, sadly I hear of many stories about people being ripped off and taken advantage of often with no idea about what is happening to them until it's too late. All under the guise of selling.

Are you creating competing motivations in your sales force?
I recently met the managing director of a medium-sized software business, who asked me why would his sales people keep selling one version of their product when they had been instructed to also sell in a newer, more comprehensive version of the product. It turned out that his sales people earned more commission by selling in the older version than the newer version of his product. And the sales people made the bulk of their income from their commissions rather than from their salaries. There you have it. What makes perfect sense to the sales person does not always work for the organisation or the customer.

5 Small Business Opportunities That Mean Big Business
Small business doesn't have to mean small sales, a small operation or even small profits. The majority of the American workforce is comprised of small businesses, and if you're looking a small business that can play ball with the big boys, take a look at the following small business franchises.

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The Ritz-Carlton Touch
Do you know what your customers value the most about you? If you're not sure ask them to become sure. The Ritz-Carlton is the perfect role-model for delivering a quality service. Discover what makes them different and see if you can apply their approach to growing your business.

Origins of NLP
Back in the 70's NLP started as a meta-model, or a model for making and changing other models. The NLP meta-model focuses on verbal models, and how language both shapes and reflects human thought. The two explained their meta model in The Structure of Magic. They first used the meta-model to find how highly successful therapists like Milton Erickson and Virginia Satir managed to help so many people. They wanted to know: What language and behavioral patterns did these therapists have? In Erickson's case, how did he consistently produce deep hypnotic trances? What happened in the client's mind as they changed?

What is a reasonable cost model for providing a 3PL warehouse management service (Survey Result 1)
What is a reasonable cost model for providing a 3PL warehouse management service and how would it best be structured to hit the key points with both the logostics and finance executives?

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How to Use a Service Delivery Model to Win More Business
What is a ‘Service Delivery Model’? And how to use it. For any business delivering a service or a complex or customised product, potential clients often have two major concerns. To get your prospect to become a paying client you must satisfactorily answer those questions. The best way to do that is to explain your Service Delivery Model.

Internet Business Model
Compared to the traditional business model, the internet business model is in many ways more powerful and absolutely more accessible to anyone. Entrepreneurs from all walks of life are successfully implementing this business model.

Business Model vs Business Plan
A business model is not a business plan and a business plan is not a business model. Your business plan documents how you will execute your business model. Your business model is your proprietary methodology used to acquire service and retain your customers.

Software as a Service
The software as a service (SaaS) model is a way of providing the same software to different customers via a network, usually the Internet. In other words, the software is not hosted on the customers' individual computers. Under the SaaS model, a vendor is responsible for the creation, updating, and maintenance of software.

How to implement a successful SaaS Model
SaaS stands for software as a service is a model implemented by many companies that deliver applications to their clients across a network as a pay for service model.

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