Category: Sales

The Advantages of Using Appointment Setters to Increase Sales

Jul 11, 2009

by David Juris A great way for companies to increase their sales productivity is by using outsourced appointment setters. Appointment setters help to arrange a time for the company’s representative to make a sales call at an office or home with prospective buyers. This way the sales staff can concentrate on doing their marketing rather [...]

10 Mind Blowing Ways To Increase Your Sales

Jul 7, 2009

by Yoav Reuveni Online Marketing is a very competitive field, which is getting tougher every day. I have compiled here my best tactics and methods to help you generate more sales for your online business, and keep you one step ahead of the competition. 1. Show your prospects how much enthusiasm you have for your [...]

Selling for Results – Convince, Influence or Engage?

Jun 26, 2009

by Bob Urichuck Traditional sales training has led us to believe that we need to convince prospects to buy our products or services. They have also used the word influence prospects into buying. These two words are very negative and will bring you negative sales results. It is time for a non-traditional, results oriented, approach. [...]

A Strategy for Building Sales When you Open a Dollar Store

Jun 22, 2009

by Bob Hamilton Building sales ever-higher is one of the most pressing tasks faced by everyone who decides to open a dollar store. It generally takes a variety of tactics to successfully achieve the desired sales targets. While one of the easiest ways to generate higher traffic and sales is to advertise on television, radio [...]

Make A DifferenceAnd Watch Your Sales Grow!

Apr 5, 2009

by Lewis Nason During the past two decades, many of the major insurance companies have been moving to and focusing on the more affluent markets. They want to believe they can make more and larger sales in those markets. Thus, they’ll need less agents, which means they’ll spend much less money on recruiting and training [...]

Make Your Sales Process Easy – for You AND for Your Prospects!

Mar 29, 2009

by Audrey Burton Are you making your sales process harder than it needs to be? Many small businesses over-complicate their process unnecessarily. Here are some steps to make it much easier for you – and for your prospects! The first thing you need to do is to identify what you are selling. This may sound [...]

How You Can Recruit Sales Super Stars – Part I – Recognising Sales Sheep And Wolves

Oct 7, 2006

by: Jim Symcox – Marketing Magician Ted Nicholas, the author of “Magic Words That Sell” once said, “Marketing mistakes are by far the primary reason businesses do not survive. This includes companies which consider themselves direct marketers as well as those who do not”. Of course Ted is quite right make mistakes in marketing and [...]

How To Prospect Top Dogs And Put Your Sales Through The Roof

Oct 7, 2006

by: Leslie Buterin In light of the downward move of our economy, most of the sales organizations in this country are scared spitless.

If You Want To Get More Customers, Here's 10 Powerful Stories To Improve Your Ads And Sales Letters

Oct 7, 2006

by: Scott Bywater Remember, as a child lying in bed and listening to stories. Remember how engaged you were. Remember how you never got bored of them and always wanted to learn more. Well, there's a good reason why… and here's how what you learnt as a young child could help you attract, and keep [...]

How to Create a WIN/WIN When a Prospect Requests a Discount

Oct 7, 2006

by: Connie Scholl The good news is that when a prospective client asks for a discount, he's usually interested in obtaining your services. However, the way in which you handle this request will ultimately have an effect on the value that is placed on you and your services by this potential client. If you immediately [...]

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