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Selling to CEOs Tip 22 - Get 100% of Business from 100% of Your Clients

21st April 2010
It's so much easier to get more business from existing customers when you're the preferred vendor, and this is very easy to do. Being preferred provides an unfair advantage over any competition. You'll get jobs without bidding and at your price. Even g... Read >
Author: Sam Manfer

Online Health Certificate Program

29th March 2010
The 12 semester hours of graduate certificate in health and ethnic differences in health care that developed in the institutions of public health and a doctorate in Public Health, Allied Health, School of Nursing and the School of Medicine programs. The c... Read >
Author: GiselleD

C-Level Sales Training Tip 20 - Relate Immediately by Matching Your Chemistry

26th March 2010
To make interactions click immediately you'll have to make CEO's, C-level executives and people in general feel comfortable. If they're comfortable, they will talk openly with you and give all you'll need to succeed with them. The fastest and easiest wa... Read >
Author: Sam Manfer

When to Use Custom Polls to Drive PR Coverage

18th March 2010
Omnibus polls are a great option for driving PR for your brand, but if you are considering a more extensive study, or a survey fielded to highly targeted audiences, then a custom survey is likely your best, most cost-effective option. Custom surveys are i... Read >
Author: Joshua Giles

Tips On Fly Fishing

04th March 2010
You will find thousands of live-bait anglers, who are superb sportsmen, but the fly fisherman can practice much better conservation from the beginning. Basically, fly fishing isn't only one on the fastest growing sports; it's one in the foremost forms ... Read >
Author: azidah12

C-Level Sales Tip 18 - Good Interviewing Leads to Great C-Level Presentations

01st March 2010
The best way to capture the attention of a C-Level executive is to interview him. Senior exec's loved to be interviewed. Additionally interviewing serves many other purposes. 1. It puts the focus on the executive and high level people like to be the fo... Read >
Author: Sam Manfer

THG CEO Jon Stromberg: Miami Super Bowl Provides Life Long Memories For Hospitality Clients

16th February 2010
THG Sports completed its 19th year providing first-class hospitality for a capacity list of clients and guests during last weekend's Super Bowl in Miami, an anticipated event that delivered a thrilling finish for the first- time Super Bowl champions New O... Read >
Author: JonStromberg

How Long Should Your Resume Be?

08th February 2010
In this article we answer the common quesiton about how long a resume should be. The answer to the question is - It depends. In'most instances,'we suggest that a resume should be 1 to 2 pages long. A'one pager is perfectly alright, as long as it is rea... Read >
Author: Sandbox Advisors

C-Level Sales Training Tip 15 - Create the Confidence Necessary to Win-Over C-Level Executives

01st February 2010
Confidence is what C-level decision-makers want to see in their selling partners. Yet, it's uncomfortable selling to influential leaders. Big ego's come with big titles and these people can be intimidating. Therefore a salesperson's biggest asset is co... Read >
Author: Sam Manfer

Succession Planning: Common Misconceptions

12th January 2010
Of late, the topic of succession planning has sparked much concern. However, it seems few organizations have heeded the warning. According to a Human Resource Planning Society and Hewitt Associates study, fewer than 60% of companies have a succession plan... Read >
Author: Pete Castaneda

What are Bond Ratings

21st December 2009
When you begin to look into investing in bonds you will quickly come across the term, bond ratings. In order to help investor determine what the most suitable bond to invest in is, there has been a series of ratings developed by a few reputable industry c... Read >
Author: Tom Peters

C-Level Selling Tip 12 – Level to Level Selling Is a Myth

17th December 2009
CEOs and upper level people don't refuse to meet with people because of their level or position. They reject them because there is no credibility. Titles indicate credibility, and that's why it may seem easier for a senior executive to get a meeting wit... Read >
Author: Sam Manfer

Five Reasons Why Your Data is a Mess

07th December 2009
CEOs don't need more data to make good decisions - just better data. That's what CEOs revealed in the 2009 PriceWaterhouseCoopers' CEO Report, which reported more than 70 percent of CEOs say they aren't getting the data they need to make good choices; wi... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Why High Technology Companies can Benefit from Call Center Outsourcing

11th November 2009
Outsourced call center services for high technology companies can be extremely beneficial. Sales professionals in the high tech sector are generally highly compensated relative to other industries. It makes sense to outsource some if not all of the busine... Read >
Author: delilarjpaus

Five Tips for Creating C-Level Selling Confidence

03rd November 2009
1. Keep learning your trade. The three areas of continuing education are selling skills, people skills and your product/service skills. As you learn more about any one of the three, you will become more assured of yourself. 2. Prepare for the encount... Read >
Author: Sam Manfer
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