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No matter what chaos or challenges we are facing today, we can at any time choose to transform and move ahead of our competition. Here are eight steps to consider: 1. Diagnose. Define the current level of sales effectiveness. Assess all internal resources (people, process, and technology), and measure how effectively they align with external opportunities. Determine the external and internal disconnects. Drill down into each area: Do you have the right people who can win in new and existing markets and create more customers? Read this article >
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You probably recognize the signs that you're clicking with someone you just met: the smile, the eye contact, even the mirrored body language. But can you create that same sort of click if you're not in the same room? Can you use such electronic tools as telephones, email, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter, not to merely sustain your social connections, but to actually deepen them? Read this article >>
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Research suggests that most social-media initiatives are owned by marketing, not sales. Yet salespeople have the most to gain from the emerging new discipline: social business. Yes, social business. Social media is designed for fun; social business is designed to create customers. While social media often leads to a waste of time, social business leads to more business. The big question is… Read this blog
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