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David and Goliath is no longer news. These days, all a boy needs to kill a big man is a gun instead of a sling and a rock. Similarly, technology has created a new world of competition. A David who understands technology can successfully compete against any corporate Goliath.
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CREATING SAFE AND EFFECTIVE INTRODUCTIONS by Bill Cates If youve been following my strategies for a while, you know that I view the word referrals as a for int...
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CREDIT SCORES: CATCH 22 by Fred Dent Its important to build and maintain good credit reports. In addition, its now essential to monitor credit reports faithfully ...
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CROSS-SELLING: ARE YOU MAXIMIZING YOUR INCOME POTENTIAL? by Harlan Warthen Too many agencies are missing out on this key marketing opportunity. The income potential from cross-...
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To cross-sell effectively, you’ll need to define the “competitive advantage” that shows the client why buying from you will benefit them. Take these four steps to cross-sell your clients by showing them that you can meet their needs more effectively than their incumbent agent.
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I have always been a believer that the best salespeople we have working for us are our clerical staff. The biggest problem seems to be our lack of proper motivational tools to excite them into selling. I have attempted to change their method of thinking, and although our program is in its infancy, it appears to be a step in the right direction.
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CSR EXTRAORDINAIRE by Mary Beth Bolen Tina Roberts currently works as a CSR for Cosmo Conte at his State Farm Insurance Agency in La Jolla, California-one of the top State Farm agencies in North...
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CSR SELF-ANALYSIS AND CAREER GROWTH by Mary Beth Bolen How CSRs can help themselves and their agencies grow. In the past, most people spent their entire work lives in one or...
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Pain involving the eyes, neck, back, shoulders, arms, and wrists have become common complaints of computer workstation users. My review of the latest research led me to conclude that these users experience no more stress than users of other technology unless they perform fragmented, repetitive tasks. Other factors causing stress include noise, dust, extreme temperatures, electromagnetic radiation, unsafe equipment, poorly maintained equipment, and workplace violence.
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CUSTOMER SERVICE: EVERYONE NEEDS A HERO by Jack Burke I'd like to introduce you to a hero-Elizabeth Acevedo. Elizabeth didn't pull anyone from a burning building or develop a vaccine fo...