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  1. 5 Questions You Must E-mail to Any Sales Candidate - Before You Ever Meet Them by Carl C. Henry

    Many sales managers needlessly waste their time reviewing resumes, cover letters, and other information from salespeople who are looking for employment. By taking advantage of e-mail, and a few pre-prepared questions, they can cut down on the hours it takes to find new team members, and get much better candidates in the process.

  2. Sales Cycle Analysis - A Powerful Tool by Carey Azzara

    Gaining a strong appreciation for the good, the bad, and the ugly news about your market positioning in relationship to your competition is not easy to do. Harder still is hearing bad news. However, a commitment to understanding sales cycle dynamics will pay dividends. If you and your company are serious about sales and the factors that are or will hinder or propel your sales, a sales cycle analysis can be a very powerful tool.

  3. Using Win Reviews to Get More Clients by Ian Brodie

    Most companies carry out regular "loss reviews" when they've failed to win big bids. Yet in fact, you're much more likely to learn how to win more work if you do "win reviews" to identify what types of bids you should be going for.

  4. Sales Planning and Accountability by Michael G. Cooper

    January is in the books. How's business? Are you measuring your results? Did January 2010 sales exceed January 2009 sales?

  5. Measuring to Manage - What You Do Not Measure, You Cannot Manage by Philip Bradbury

    We cannot change what we do not know about. Avoiding a problem will not make it go away. It is only by facing what is going on in your business that you can make profitable changes. By measuring what is going on, you will know exactly what to do about any problems.

  6. Business Foresight - Twenty Ten Vision For 2010 by Kevin J Ryan

    As 2010 commences the methodologies used by most businesses for engaging staff and selling to clients have become seriously outdated. We are trying to involve and motivate staff using techniques developed for previous generations. We are trying to sell to our clients using strategies designed for customers who behaved totally differently.

  7. 4 Selling Tips That Will Help Acclimate Your Sales Staff to High Level Closing by Carl C. Henry

    Mountain climbing might seem like a topic without much to teach sales managers, but I learned recently, there are lessons to be learned for those of us who want to see our sales staff achieve breakthrough production. As sales managers, it's important that we pay attention to the world around us. Just at the moment when we think we've seen and learned it all, we run across a person or idea who reminds us that there are still new perspectives on the sales process. What's especially interesting to me is when these insights come from someone who's not even involved in the selling profession.

  8. Sales Force Optimization - Expectations & Metrics by Mark Francischetti

    Senior leadership is quick to blame a sales team for poor performance or for acting in a way in contrast to how management thinks they should be. All too often the true issue is with the setting of expectations and metrics and their alignment.

  9. What Makes Your Business Fit the Mold of a CRM Customer? by Michael Kypros

    No matter the industry, the ultimate goal of any business is to build their profit margin. In business today, there are a plethora of tools that are available to streamline office management and enhance your bottom line.

  10. Sales Force Optimization - Attracting & Retaining an Effective Sales Force by Mark Francischetti

    The knee-jerk answer regarding how to attract sales talent is "offer them a bucketful of money". While this is in part true, it falls far short of a complete answer.

  11. Why Values Are Your Best Client Engagement Process by Dr Robb Musgrave

    We all know our values are strong motivators for all of us, including clients. But for most of us they are unconscious motivators. They tend to turn on when we make a decision that goes against what we really or truly believe. Like Jiminy Cricket from the old Walt Disney cartoons, they act as our conscience, appearing on our shoulder relentlessly.

  12. Converting Your Current CRM Solution to SalesForce by Chris A. Harmen

    When a company wants to utilize Customer Relationship Management software to manage their business relationships, importing existing data into a new program is a major cost in time and money. Effective importing methods will reduce those costs, allowing a quicker return on the software investment.

  13. Recruiting the Right Sales People by Richard A Stone

    Selecting the right candidates to fulfill a sales role is essential to achieving good sales performance. This article covers the common mistakes that are made when selecting a sales person.

  14. Why Do Sales People Waste 63% of Their Time? by Claire Broome

    I'll give you a hint: It's not their fault. CSO Insights conducted a study of 1800 sales executives and found that sales people only spend 37% of their time selling. Can you believe that? I can.

  15. Writing Proposals by Gideon Klaassen

    In writing a good proposal it is always good that you put your consumer and clients in mind first. Presenting your business ideas and creativities in a proper manner not only gives out your understanding of your vision and mission. A good proposal also includes the wordings of your ideas that can convince your potential costumer.

  16. Project Proposal Writing by Gideon Klaassen

    Project Proposal Writing describes a plan needed for action such as: marketing a product, developing a curriculum, streaming a production process and meeting a financial goal for non-profit agency. Project proposal is used to obtain a federal grant or to convince board of directors to fund a new initiative. Project proposal is also consist of different sections that include an executive summary, a description of goal or problem, the history or the background of the existing conditions and a research view.

  17. Business Proposal Writing Guidelines by Gideon Klaassen

    The first product that your business will be selling is not a product at all but you will need to sell investors into your business. To do this, you must write a good and convincing business plan or proposal. This is the most important factor in starting out your own business. Business proposal are always expected by any sales representative, marketing or public relations officer. Though most people will find that writing a business proposal is not a very enjoyable task, marketers are happy to do it because they see that this is a good business potential.

  18. Learn to Use Proposal Generators to Maximize Your Sales by Gideon Klaassen

    Proposal generators can be defined as a tool to automate the process of creating customer friendly and professional business proposals as well as other submittals with efficiency and accuracy. Many offer generators also use online proposal generator software in order to create customized proposals. It is very user friendly and sure to generate more proposals in less time leading to increased sales!

  19. Professional Proposals Are Just a Few Clicks Away by Free Proposal Generators by Gideon Klaassen

    Free proposal generators are great tool to create smart proposals for any entrepreneur, sales person, consultant or anyone who needs to create attractive proposals more often. Proposal generation is an extremely easy task now with free proposal generators online. The whole task can be done in no time online and the whole neat proposal can be exported to either Word or PDF formats.

  20. Proposal Writing by Gideon Klaassen

    If your job requires you to write proposals all the time, you might want to know the different tips and tricks on how to write proposals that are good and effective. In creating a proposal, write down all the important and necessary pieces of information that your clients need to know about you and your company. Aside from that, you should also learn the technical aspects of proposal writing that could arrange all the details and data that you have into an organized and easy to comprehend manner. Let me enumerate a few of the most common things that expert proposal writers do every time they need to draft one.

  21. Proposal Guidelines by Gideon Klaassen

    Business proposals are needed in creating relationships with clients. The purpose of making a proposal is to present to the clients what your business can offer and persuading them to work alongside you. As an entrepreneur, one of the most important skills that you have to have is the ability to write a good business proposal. If you feel that you do not have enough knowledge on how this works, read further as I give you some of the most common proposal guidelines and tips on how to write a good proposal.

  22. 7 Good Reasons For You to Use Proposal Generator Software by Gideon Klaassen

    Proposal generator software makes your sales procedure a lot easier than expected. It is quite time saving to generate fast and catchy sales proposals using suggestion creator software. Find below some of the most useful reasons why you should have proposal generator software for your company.

  23. 4 Steps to Proposal Generation Training by Gideon Klaassen

    Follow these simple steps below for getting your basic proposal generation training and get help creating some of the finest sales proposals. Generally first decision is made dependent on the type of your business and the kind of sale you wish to make. For example the requirements and hence the proposal templates for small and big businesses can be quite different. You'll come to know this by experience as and when you start making good proposal using such tools.

  24. 7 Rules For Electrifying Your Testimonials by Mike Consol

    One of the most misused forms of sales and marketing is the testimonial. This is a shame because it's also one of the most powerful things you can do to promote your business to prospects. It's not that difficult. Just follow these seven rules to help ensure your testimonials deliver new customers in a big way...

  25. You May Be Taking the Wrong Approach to Selling! by Graham Yemm

    So many sales organisations keep pushing the same sales approach even when it only meets limited success. When 58% of sales people fail to meet targets maybe it is time to consider changing your sales approach?

  26. Increasing Profits Without Sales! by Stan Prokop

    The articles provides an overview of how expense reduction is equally important as sales growth in profit generation. When business owners or financial managers think about increasing profits in their firm we think the first thing that comes to mind is selling more, or increasing revenue.

  27. C-Level Sales Training Tip 15 - Create the Confidence Necessary to Win Over C-Level Executives by Sam Manfer

    Confidence is what C-level decision makers want to see in their selling partners. The best way to become confident is to prepare. Here's how.

  28. Internet Business in Combination With a Proposal Generator by Gideon Klaassen

    Having an internet business requires a lot of things to work on. Business generators should be placed at the top of the ladder to make sure that you generate enough income in the long run. Just like the real businesses that we see around us, a company that is mostly based online entails great risks and efforts too. The business owner, that is you, should thoroughly plan everything and have a certain amount of capital for you to be able to start everything up.

  29. General Merchandising Implementation by Jose Leonardo Guzman Manukyan

    In this article I will be presenting the general actions that a manager who will be in charge of implementing the merchandising actions of any retail business must take care of in order to get the must profits out of the selling space. A lot has been said that merchandising actions can be taken not only in retail stores but also in any type of business that will be having customers or clients visits.

  30. Sales Management - The View From Up There by Adrian Miller

    Do you really know what your salespeople are up to? How closely are you following these key individuals as they navigate through the trenches to find prospects and close deals?

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