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  How To Use Your Website To Shorten Your Sales Cycle
Posted on: Friday 21 January @ 12:16:49 (Read: 655)
Selling on the WebKendall SummerHawk writes: "Copyright © 2005 Kendall SummerHawk KendallSummerHawk.com Is your website languishing as little more than a web brochure? As a professional service business, the problem with a web brochure is it’s often loaded with features and ignores persuasive results. A web brochure uses a lot of ‘I’ statements, as in, ‘I help people …’, instead of speaking to the heart of your visitor’s problem. It may use long paragraphs, yet neglect to ask—or answer—the questions your website visitor has first and foremost on their mind. The bottom line is, a web brochure does little, if anything, to shorten your sales cycle!"

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  The Down Side Of Using Dropshippers On Ebay!
Posted on: Monday 17 January @ 15:29:29 (Read: 6059)
Selling on the WebAnonymous writes: "Ok, let me just say right up front that I am not against drop- shipping! I love the concept. If you are dealing with a particular wholesale drop-shipping distributor that is serving your Ebay ambitions well, then hold onto that company with bonds of steel, for truly good drop-shippers are hard to find! However, if you have never used a drop shipper for your Ebay auction, then you might want to take a step back and let me provide you with some "points to ponder.""

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  10 Expressions to Avoid in Sales Communication
Posted on: Thursday 13 January @ 13:49:12 (Read: 750)
Selling on the WebCatherine Franz writes: "Keeping up with what words are in and out isn't hard. Yet, with all the other more important things on our to-do list, it doesn't get remembered easily."

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  10 Proven Ways To Accelerate Your Profits
Posted on: Monday 10 January @ 15:19:13 (Read: 585)
Selling on the WebAnonymous writes: "by: Steve Li 1. Make copies of your web site in many different languages. This'll allow foreign speaking people to read your web site and advertisements. "

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  Retail Score: Brick & Mortar 4.5%, Online 28%
Posted on: Wednesday 05 January @ 09:31:47 (Read: 723)
Selling on the WebAnonymous writes: "To survive today, small business owners must develop and implement an online business strategy. An online business strategy allows a small business owner to increase sales to whatever level they desire without expanding or changing their existing location. "

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  The Psychology Of Scarcity - Less Is More If You Want Faster Sales From Your Web
Posted on: Saturday 01 January @ 15:38:35 (Read: 846)
Selling on the WebAnonymous writes: "Copyright © Dave Alston Countdown to Armageddon - at least you'd think so judging from some of the garish copy and blaring headlines screaming at you from so many websites."

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  The ABC’s of Cyber-Shop Set Up & Marketing: Affordable, Big League, Cheap!
Posted on: Thursday 30 December @ 14:10:35 (Read: 782)
Selling on the WebAnonymous writes: "Copyright © 2004 Diana Barnum How do you set up shop online? How about one that’s top-notch, so that you can compete with the big guys, yet quick to set up, easy to maintain - - and cheap? And how can you affordably market your shop once it’s ready to go?"

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  10 Amazing Ways To Jump Start Your Sales
Posted on: Wednesday 29 December @ 16:30:08 (Read: 752)
Selling on the WebAnonymous writes: "1. Find a strategic business partner. Look for ones that have the same objective. You can trade leads, share marketing info, sell package deals, etc. "

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  7 Pitfalls of Using Email to Sell
Posted on: Tuesday 28 December @ 15:57:29 (Read: 794)
Selling on the WebAnonymous writes: "* Are you sending e-mails to prospects instead of calling them? * Is e-mail your selling medium of choice because it lets you avoid the rejection that you dread when you make real cold calls?"

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  Selling Online, Selling Offline -- What's the Difference?
Posted on: Wednesday 22 December @ 14:03:37 (Read: 1097)
Selling on the WebAnonymous writes: "Copyright © 2004 Ari Galper Unlock The Game™ Ever since I created Unlock The Game™, one of the first questions people always ask me is, "Does Unlock The Game™ apply to online selling?""

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  Web Design Tips To Boost Your Sales
Posted on: Wednesday 22 December @ 13:11:13 (Read: 719)
Selling on the WebAnonymous writes: "The way you design your web site affects your visitors’ online experience. As each visitor to your site is a potential customer, the easier they find your web site to use and the more they enjoy being on it, the higher the chance that they will make a purchase. "

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  The 10 Most Amazing Ways To Jump Start Your Sales
Posted on: Tuesday 21 December @ 08:33:28 (Read: 670)
Selling on the WebAnonymous writes: "Copyright 2004 Frank Bauer Anybody that want's to earn a living online needs to sell something. Either your own product or service or somebody else's as an affiliate."

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  Do You Have to Be Aggressive to Make Sales?
Posted on: Monday 20 December @ 11:55:14 (Read: 965)
Selling on the WebAnonymous writes: "by: Ari Galper A few weeks ago I was onsite at a company that had hired me to train their sales team on how to stop using traditional selling and start using the Unlock The Game™ sales approach. "

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  Make More Sales with the Two-Step
Posted on: Friday 17 December @ 13:17:00 (Read: 812)
Selling on the WebKevin Bidwell writes: "Copyright 2004 by Kevin Bidwell Typical scenario: Business owner buys ad for the "Latest, Greatest Widget!" Ad runs. 864 people visit website. 10 people buy. And if the profit margin is enough, the business owner makes money."

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   Great Plains Sales Order Processing and Invoicing Modules – tips for consultant
Posted on: Thursday 16 December @ 13:09:27 (Read: 811)
Selling on the WebAnonymous writes: "

by Andrew Karasev

Microsoft Great Plains – main Microsoft Business Solutions application for US and Latin American (except Brazil, where MBS promotes Navision) markets is built with multiple modules. In the case of Sales automation you – software selection specialist should consider two Microsoft Great Plains modules: Sales Order Processing (SOP) and Invoicing. You should understand the difference between the two and see which one is the best fit for your company. Let’s consider two modules SOP and Invoicing. We’ll give you non formal view, based on our consulting practice.

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  Microsoft Business Solutions Partner – consulting in the time of post-recession
Posted on: Thursday 16 December @ 13:07:26 (Read: 576)
Selling on the WebAnonymous writes: "by Andrew Karasev

We are group of Chicago and Houston based Microsoft Business Solutions Great Plains, Microsoft CRM, RMS and Navision consultants who saw the economic boom at the end of 20th century and then deep recession, which hit high tech and telecommunication sectors with extreme severity.

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  My Top Ten Tips For Selling Travel on eBay
Posted on: Sunday 12 December @ 11:53:47 (Read: 845)
Selling on the WebAnonymous writes: "by: ellen mc nulty Becoming a seller on ebay can be daunting. Becoming a travel seller can be impossible, unless you know the secrets. My tips on selling on eBay can apply to all categories of items, but some steps are unique to selling travel. "

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  Make Sure That Your Web Site Has a Unique Selling Proposition
Posted on: Saturday 11 December @ 16:00:07 (Read: 663)
Selling on the WebAnonymous writes: "by: Gerardas Norkus If you own a web site or if you are going to build a new one, the most important thing about your site is to achieve as high as possible visitors to sales conversion rate. "

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  Microsoft CRM Development
Posted on: Tuesday 07 December @ 13:22:17 (Read: 974)
Selling on the WebAnonymous writes: "If you are software developer, database administrator or web designer who is asked: how do we customize Microsoft CRM - we are giving you directions in this article. "

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  Microsoft CRM Implementation - US market lessons
Posted on: Tuesday 07 December @ 13:19:15 (Read: 803)
Selling on the WebAnonymous writes: "

by Andrew Karasev

Microsoft CRM is CRM answer from Microsoft Business Solutions. If you compare it to other traditional CRM applications, such as Siebel - you will see that Microsoft CRM does use all the resent Microsoft technologies, that means that Microsoft targets its CRM to Windows market exclusively, plus this means that Microsoft CRM is more difficult in its installation. Microsoft doesn't even have to care about other platforms, such as Linux/Unix or Apple. Now - we see kind of paradoxical situation when Microsoft CRM is gaining market share even in recession and early post-recession time. Where is the secret?

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