Posts Tagged ‘sales’

Lesson on Closing the Sale Pt. 2

So you might have read my first post on closing a sale, if not, I encourage you to do so before you delve into this one. I had told a story about a less than perfect experience I had with [...]

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Lesson on Closing the Sale

Having just recently moved  to a new town with little in the way of personal possessions to begin a new job, I’m in the process of making some significant purchases.  One of which was a bed that I bought today.  I would [...]

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The Pipeline Principle

My father always has and always will be one of my greatest sources of inspiration and insight.  One of the things that I most respect about him, is his business acumen and work ethic.  I could spend all day describing [...]

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The Key to Successful Entrepreneurship

The key to successful entrepreneurship isn’t to identify what the consumer wants and then present it in the most profitable way possible.

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How to Talk to Someone in the Skateboarding Industry

For business people, landing clients in the skateboarding industry can be an extremely frustrating process.  From skateshop owners to company warehouse managers, there’s no shortage of people who are generally disinterested in what you sell and would “rather be skating.”

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