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COMMUNICATION BUILDS TRUST by Bill Cates Why we all need honest communication in our business and personal lives. In his book Just Be Honest, Steven Gaffney believes that withhold...
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CSRs WHO SELL: SHOULD THEY BE TREATED LIKE PRODUCERS? by Virginia Bates Put your money where your mouth is. Whether principals and managers assume that employees unders...
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DOES YOUR PREPARATION EXCEED YOUR PRESENTATION? by Preston Diamond Do you compare your presentations to a startup funding request for venture capital? How much money did you ask fo...
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ELECTRONICS FIRMS - 'GAPS IN YOUR PRESENT COVERAGE' Dear (Customer Name): JUST ONE SMALL DISTINCTION BETWEEN MOST INDUSTRIAL OPERATIONS AND YOUR FIRM . . . could be the deciding factor ...
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GOODWILL VALUE IN AN INSURANCE AGENCY by Al Diamond If you think 'Goodwill Value' has something to do with the amount you contribute to the March of Dimes every year, you better t...
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INSURANCE COMPANIES: WILL THE REAL COMPETITORS PLEASE STAND UP? by Chris Burand Chris Burand tells why companies need to know their competition inside and outside their agency plant...
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IS 70% OF YOUR MARKETING MISSING THE MARK? by Mitch Axelrod Answer this question: Why do you buy what you buy? Its commonly thought that people buy for one of two reasons: desire ...
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MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIP Management implies the existence of formal authority, while leadership may not have any connection with formal authority. Marketing managers are in their...
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MANAGING RISK: A GUIDE FOR YOUR BUSINESS CLIENT Part 2 of 4 ESTABLISHING POLICY A policy statement expresses goals, directions, attitudes, and structure. It does not discuss ...
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PUBLIC RELATIONS AND SELLING: HOW TO BE A MODEST SELF-PROMOTER by Rob Keane 'Articles, not advertisements.' This is the first rule I learned in journalism school. Eight years later, I made t...