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“prospecting”

Mar
27
2012

The Avail Indicator: Revisited

Roland Eckstein | Q3 avail requests send a clear message to your sales team.

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Mar
23
2012

Right at Home: 3 Local Opportunities

Dave Eckstein | Window of opportunity in home services and retail in 2012 … are you ready?

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Feb
15
2012

10 Insights from ROI2012

Dave Eckstein | Ten highlights from the industry’s best new business conference.

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Oct
12
2011

Stacking Your Q4

Dave Eckstein | October & November are huge media months, and NOT just for political reasons.

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Mar
19
2010

How’s Your Bracket Looking?

Dave Eckstein | How can the madness of March make us better salespeople?

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Dec
31
2009

Credit Unions Spending to Save

Jodi de Riszner | Credit Unions with expansion plans? Here’s a viable approach.

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Jan
13
2009

Ten Media Sales Resolutions for 2009

No doubt, 2009 has the looks of a tough year.  Okay, so that’s not the first understatement of the new year.  As a media salesperson, you have a choice.  You can jump on the “misery loves company” bandwagon, or try something that’ll make your sales grow (maybe even double) over the next 12 months.
That said, [...]

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Nov
15
2008

Recession Proofing Your Sales Pipeline

“My prospects aren’t coming to the table because of the economy.” Sound familiar?
Actually, “the economy” is exactly why they should be willing to take a meeting. The real reason they’re not coming to the table is more a function of our behavior.  It’s not their fault, nor is the economy to blame.
The moment we start [...]

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Jul
30
2008

Worth a Share Point

Okay.
Get a cup of coffee. Prepare to get really upset.
An article from a well-read media publication recently espoused the “cost efficiencies” of cable zones over local broadcast television.
Pardon the look on my face … but … “Excuse me?”
Not only does cable do a great job selling this concept, but the media industry rag fails to [...]

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Dec
10
2007

A Cool Half-Million (or More)…

Quick, multiply 10,000 by your cost-per-point.
Is it a quarter million dollars? Half a million? A million or more?
That’s the low-end of what a simple change can bring to your sales team per salesperson.
Certainly, some of you have stopped reading by now, out of disbelief. for those that remaIn, the payout is very real and is [...]

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