Sales / Service
What You Need To Know To Sell A Diamond?
By Rudy Silva · 15 years ago
You can gain more in selling your diamond, if you know how. Appraisal is the first step to know your jewelry’s value. Find a genuine appraising store for your appraisal. Get your appraisal from a ...
POS and Other Products: Make your life easy.
By Mark Hendry · 15 years ago
When businesses operated earlier, they had to record every transaction that took place in a book and maintain the records for further analysis later. This was a very time consuming task which needed man power ...
Unsolicited calls – A solution
By Avinash Narula · 15 years ago
What does relationship mean to most companies? Very simple. Inundating the customer with unsolicited calls. Customers are an unhappy lot. The number of customer complaints have increased tremendously because of unsolicited calls.
Let me narrate ...
Why Sales People Hate Cold Calling
By Kelley Robertson · 15 years ago
Cold calling is a fact of life for most people in sales. Sure, the vast majority would prefer to rely on referrals, word-of-mouth, or some other lead source that reduces or eliminates their need to ...
Perseverance - Being The Tortoise, Not The Hare
By Peter Mckeon · 15 years ago
Trendy Selling professionals are masters of perseverance. Perseverance is vital throughout each step of the Trendy Selling process. "Over the past seventeen years we have a tendency to have seen a transparent link between selling ...
Don’t overdo it!
By Colleen Francis · 15 years ago
Avoid the trap of overselling
It’s every salesperson’s nightmare: the sale that unravels just before the deal has been closed. It happens more often than it should, and overselling is quite often the cause. As ...
Therapeutic Professionals, Embrace The Business Of Business
By Marilyn Michael · 15 years ago
"I’m a therapist not a salesperson." "My forte is not the business of business." "Trying to promote what I do frustrates me." When you begin a therapeutic practice, the fact is you have entered a ...
Appraisal Feedback
By Alfred Patick · 15 years ago
Appraisal systems have been around since the industrial revolution when they were used to measure the production of a workforce. There were clear definable objectives, produce x number of widgets by Friday, they were by ...
Inventory replenishment for better customer service
By Navneet Singh · 15 years ago
The key to the success of any business is the availability of the product when the customer desires for it. Once the business plan is made and the marketing takes off the next most important ...
A Short History of the Currency Counting Machine
By Robert Miller Jordan · 15 years ago
A currency counting machine or money counter is a device which calculates the amount of money that is being fed into it and can count either bundles of notes or an assortment of coins. Money ...
Online Customer Satisfaction
By Brian Roberts · 15 years ago
Customer service has always been a key ingredient of catalogue shopping. Keeping your visitors happy means they will buy from you in the future. Providing a pleasant environment that is easy to use is another ...
Companies Need To Be Held Accountable For Product Liability
By Daniel Manson · 15 years ago
Everyday someone somewhere has a run in with a faulty product. This can range from a pencil that won’t sharpen to something more severe like the breaks going out on in your car in a ...
Empathy in Customer Service
By Kirk Smith · 15 years ago
Most people use empathy in their private lives, but not everyone uses empathy in their business life. Are your customer’s service representatives using empathy when they are communicating with their customers? It doesn’t matter if ...
Economical Customer Support
By Kirk Smith · 15 years ago
Live Chat Software shows clearly how software that is both helpful and advanced can also be economical, while at the same time generating more sales from your website. With such an easy method of communication ...
How to Offer Great Customer Service
By Kirk Smith · 15 years ago
You’ve sweated blood to get your sales site up and running, you’ve got a prospect at their computer who’s just started your checkout process … and all of a sudden – they’re gone.
What happened? ...
Why Do First Impressions Count For So Much?
By Lisa Armstrong · 15 years ago
First impressions are crucial to the success of any business. If you give a bad first impression you won’t get another chance to make things right. And it can lose you customers as well.
Cleanliness ...
Improving Customer Service
By Mark Taylor · 15 years ago
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Customer service is a really interesting topic in the modern world with outsource call ...
"Buying a Business—The Basics"
By Willard Michlin · 15 years ago
HOW TO EVALUATE THE TRUE WORTH OF A BUSINESS
PART 1 of 21
"Buying a Business—The Basics"
by Willard Michlin
Buying a business in today’s economic climate requires that you, the buyer, be on the ...
Sales Expert Certification – Overview
By Herry Lance · 15 years ago
In this competitive era the more number of quality certificates you add in your CV, the better it is. Especially when you are looking for a well paying competitive job at the entry level, certification ...
Seven reasons why consumers buy a product
By Juliane Teempo · 15 years ago
1. Safety
People like to feel save. For your product you should use phrases like: "therefore you can sleep well" or "you can trust us". With such words you can meet the peoples’ need for ...