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Do You Make These Costly Mistakes In Your Business?

Are you struggling to attract more new customers to your business? Do you have a great product or service, but aren’t sure how to let prospects know about you? Do you see your competitors growing and wonder what they are … Continue reading

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7 Steps to Better Letters, Quotes and Proposals

Many business owners find it easy to talk face to face and know what they want to say, yet sit with pen in hand or at keyboard for hours, unable to translate thoughts to paper. The following tips will help … Continue reading

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Be Do Have – A Formula for Success

To be meaningful, any change in life or in business has to be significant. Minor change is easy to accomplish but results in only minor differences. To increase the sales in your business by say 150% in three months will … Continue reading

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7 Things Every Business Owner Must Consider when Defining their Business Future…

1. What is changing in your market? Many business owners believe that if they have a great product or service, business will automatically come to them. Even if you do offer the best product and great service, if you don’t … Continue reading

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Why More Business are Turning to Coaches

All businesses reach their plateau before they reach their full potential. What’s needed when this happens is a catalyst for further growth … a business coach. So what’s the difference between a business coach and a business consultant? Robert Townsend … Continue reading

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The Golden Pages

Think about going bigger… Dependent on the sort of business you’re in, going in with a larger ad can make a lot of difference.  Doubling the size of your ad will more than double your response.  In fact, it’s been … Continue reading

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Test and Measure for Success

It’s called testing and measuring. Most people hate it. That’s because it means ‘there is a chance, however remote, that every marketing strategy you try will not work the first time’. In other words, it’s possible you’ll spend money without … Continue reading

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Put your Prices Up

Often it is suggested to a business owner to put their prices up, the response is “But my customers will leave, I’ll go out of business”. This response is their gut reaction, however their comments aren’t necessarily valid. If the … Continue reading

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Asking the Right Questions

When it comes to sales your customers quite literally have all the answers. Have you ever answered a question with a question? Would that be making a difference to your conversion rate? The answer to the latter is most definitely … Continue reading

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Adapting your Sales and Marketing Approach to Changing Times

When markets change and sales and profits start to decline, business owners react in various ways. Some look to cut expenses while others look to get more leads and customers by investing in advertising and other lead generation strategies.  While … Continue reading

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