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The Guiding Principle of Marketing

There is no secret formula for successful inbound (or outbound, if you dare) marketing, but there is one main, guiding principle – stay focused on your core competencies. Of course, expand as you see fit, but never forget the business

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What Lawyers Really Want From Consultants

At our recent sales meeting in Orlando, a panel of four attorneys described the various reasons why they chose us over other vendors. Although they all had answers specific to their unique situation, common themes surfaced. Most mentioned listening skills,

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Posted in Personal Development, Sales Skills

Use Public Speaking to Boost Your Business

Afraid of public speaking? My unscientific research shows the fear of public speaking more common than the fears of spiders, heights, darkness and flying. Learning to speak well is a surefire way to boost your business. But first, you’ll have

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Posted in Networking, Sales Skills, Speaking, Seminars and Events

Down with the Masses

Most business owners view America as a 309+ million person mass market. But if we’ve learned anything from the recent economic mess we’re in, there are no mass answers. Whether you’re talking about gender, income or even regions, just remember

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Posted in Articles, Sales Skills

What’s the Most Expensive Way to Grow Your Business?

If you think about your business or practice, there are really only a handful of ways to grow – get more leads, sell more services, increase your average client value, add new services, and although not growth oriented, cutting costs.

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Posted in Local Marketing, Sales Skills
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