
She had what it took to win, but she didn't keep her eyes at the goal. She made a mistake by focusing on the competitor and not to her own performance.
This week we have a proper lineup of articles and some of them are pretty nice. Thanks for all who submitted something. This time I’m going to have bit more discussion about the articles, actually I only write what comes to my mind about the article and it is your job to go and read the original.
This week’s best has been featured so many times that I decided to include it to my blogroll I have over 250 pages on this blog so that makes number of new links pointing to MSP University Managed Services Blog… What a name monster…
CAN BLOG INCREASE YOUR SALES?
That is a good question to many companies, because most companies shun away from the latest communication fads. General rule of thumb is that companies are waiting until those reckless early adopters are done with the hype and the rest of the people follow. When the market grows there are more opportunities for everyone. Now back to the question, can a blog increase your sales?
WHY MULTITASKING COSTS MONEY?
Praveen did have a longer title, but I’m lazy and I’m not gonna write it by the letter. Multitasking is generally considered as some king of holy grail, but what I have noticed is that multitasking burns your food, shirt and nerves at the same time. What I do is that I have a list of things that I must complete. I focus on one at a time and complete it and only then move on to the next one. So read what Praveen has to write about this issue.
HOW TO INCREASE YOUR RATES?
The most difficult thing I know in sales (after closing a sale of course) is how to increase prices. Depending your industry the resistance can come from two different sources - the first being your customer and the second is your sales organization. Most retail companies have to promote their prices in public and customers can easily compare them, hence the resistance. Sales organization resistance is obvious, every price increase is met with grudging looks and behind the scenes black painting. Simon Stapleton’s article focused on freelancers.
HOW TO SELL MORE?
Pretty accurate picture of client’s purchasing decision process.