Yearly Archives: 2010

Who Needs a Business Advisor?

The simple answer to the seemingly complex question of “Who needs a business advisor?” is … everyone responsible for operating a business. That’s right. The Fortune 50 CEO to the one-person show needs an advisor. The CEO of a public company has mentors as well as a board of directors to turn but often don’t have a choice of who their advisors. But small business owners do. Unfortunately, many small business owners choose not to get any help at all.

Comparison Sites Attributing To A Higher Level Of Online Sales

What is the attraction and value of these for users and what are retailers and service providers finding them a useful tool as they strive for online sales? The online retail sector for products and services has been buoyant for a number of years and the level of resource and funding that major retailers dedicate to the online market surges with each turn of the calendar. As the online marketplace has developed, the consumer offerings have become increasingly sophisticated...

When Is The Best Time To Incorporate Your Small Business?

If you're a sole proprietor, perhaps you've considered incorporating your small business or self-employment activity. And so maybe you've been wondering, "When is the best time to incorporate?" From a legal standpoint, any time is the best time. The sooner you incorporate, the sooner you make the move from the world of unlimited liability to the world of limited liability. From a tax savings standpoint, any time is the best time. The sooner you incorporate, the soone...

Cold Calling Executives in Brisbane Sales Training

The Amazingly Simple Secret For Successful Cold Calls To Company Executuves Your colleagues are extremely interested in cold calling company executives like you, everybody with business savvy wants to reach the executives quickly to close top dollar sales.In this business environment with collapsed organizational structures, the elimination of middle management, and the increased workload for executive assistants it’s even more challenging to break through to the inner-circle of decision-makers.So consider this--stop making the cold-call process more complicated (and considerably more painful) than it needs to be. Quit agonizing over the writing of pre-approach letters and searching out friends who can provide warm introductions that’ll break you through, get you into the hallowed halls of the executive suites. Sure pre-approach letters and warm introductions are a good mix to add to any sales strategy but even big time local and long distance phone companies are finally catching on to the fact that the product they market, the telephone, is the most direct, effective tool for increasing sales by leaps and bounds.
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