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Try Selling What Your Customer Is Buying!

Try Selling What Your Customer Is Buying!

Pay attention, this is really important and is at the heart of every impulse to buy.  Understand this and learn to communicated this to your prospects, leads and customers and you will sell more! A lot more! Increase is what all men and women are seeking; it is the...
Why You Should Connect With Me On LinkedIn

Why You Should Connect With Me On LinkedIn

LinkedIn is a changing and evolving social media networking site.  How you use Linkedin depends, to a large extent, on where you are in your career, your business and how you view social media. My background is selling and a direct result of that is my belief...
Why I Do Not Embrace Failure

Why I Do Not Embrace Failure

It seems that the entire world is intent on failing!  Not only does everyone seem to want to fail but want to fail better, faster and more often! This is craziness! Sure, I get it!  I understand that when we experience a setback (failure) that we learn from...
Optimizing LinkedIn Profiles for Job Search

Optimizing LinkedIn Profiles for Job Search

LinkedIn continues to gain momentum as a resource utilized by both internal and external recruiters to find well qualified candidates. A quality LinkedIn profile is quickly becoming an essential element of a complete career marketing package. Like a resume, a LinkedIn...
Measure Twice, Cut Once!

Measure Twice, Cut Once!

There is an old saying, ‘measure twice and cut once’ but it is a maxim that has always been true. So much time and resources are lost when we rush into action. The same is true in sales! We don’t listen to customers, we don’t listen to suppliers, we don’t listen to...
British Customer Service! Can It Get Any Worse?

British Customer Service! Can It Get Any Worse?

  Let me start by saying that I am a Brit who has spent the vast majority of my life living in Canada. I have traveled extensively to more than 28 countries and have experienced every imaginable level of customer service. I accept that there are cultural differences...