“Timothy Bishop doesn’t go out and rebuild downtowns. He is an arson who lights fires in the hearts and minds of downtown citizens.” - Pug Ostling Continue reading →
Entries from January 2007 ↓
Arsons of Ideas - Saving Downtowns with the Fred Factor
January 21st, 2007 — Sales Strategies, Employee Motivation, Business Services, Customer Service
Searching for the Sale - by guest writer Derrick Moe
January 11th, 2007 — Sales Lead Generation, Sales Strategies, Cold Call, Sales Management
Derrick Moe is a Managing Partner of Select Metrix, a process-based hiring firm located in Minneapolis, MN that specializes in sales selection services using an array of approach & assessment techniques to find the strongest salesperson.
There is a part of sales that is now extinct and it is this - the cold call to an executive that contains this question, “What is it your company does?” That question spells doom for the salesperson. Executives today expect salespeople to have an understanding of their business, their market and, at times, even their company-specific challenges.
They expect the salesperson to be well-informed. Continue reading →
Blogging for Business – Crazy or Crazy Like a Fox?
January 8th, 2007 — Sales Lead Generation, Sales Strategies, Relationship Networking, Business Intelligence
If you haven’t heard of blogging, you live on the planet Jupiter. If you don’t read blogs, and think that they have no legitimate business application, you have lots of company. If, however, you believe that blogging is a powerful business tool, well, you have some company, too. Continue reading →
Informed? For Sure
January 5th, 2007 — Sales Lead Generation, Business Intelligence, Competitive Intelligence
The vast majority of blogs are not worth the digital bytes they are printed on. Most are filled with, well, blogwash. But, there are exceptions and this past month we found one. Continue reading →
Remote, Really Remote, Assistance
January 1st, 2007 — Business Services, Customer Service
Arun worked on my computer yesterday. He quickly took a look at my problem (my Microsoft Outlook email would not open), fooled around with a few of the settings and in a few minutes had solved my problem. Arun lives in Bangalore, India. I live in Broomfield, Colorado. Continue reading →
