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| In today’s information-critical marketplaces,
knowing what to do and how before your competitors
find out, gives you an advantage. That requires
gathering, assembling and organizing the information
you need to know to move you closer to your personal
and professional goals. |
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Want to sell more? According to
our research, visibility management
is now the eighth habit of highly effective
people. It’s the one habit success
gurus relentlessly practice but rarely
reveal. When it comes to making money – and
lots of it – it’s also
the most potent. Problem is, most of
us were not raised to draw attention
to ourselves- even when we deserve
it.
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| Who leads the chase for new clients:
salesmen or saleswomen? In the recent
past, sales executives across industries
and countries presumed that salesmen
had the competitive edge when it came
to seeking new accounts. But according
to a study of 9,292 saleswomen and
20,029 salesmen across 10 nations submitted
for presentation at the November 2005
meeting of the Society for Marketing
Advances, that presumption needs to
be revised. |
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NEW STUDIES ON CALL RELUCTANCE
RELEASED
Do
salespeople today have more or less
call reluctance? |
The answer is more.
Approximately 90% of the salespeople
included in the study had one or
more forms of sales call reluctance.
Within this 90%, individuals experienced
an average of three forms of call
reluctance, up from an average of
two types just a few years ago. |
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this new study. |
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| What do salespeople
want? Why do they sell? Major new
eight nation study of 40,000 salespeople
reveals motivation differs sharply
by country. |
| By Dr. Jeff Tanner at Baylor University's
Center for Professional Selling and
George W. Dudley at Behavioral Sciences
Research Press. |
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