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...people in other industries such as real estate or banking who want to enter th...m during the period of time that the estate is being settled and then to sell ...
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...ce Is Now The Norm
Do customers really want more personal service? The answ...n, where and the way they want it. In reality, the survival of every company d...
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...cription of the sales process, but reality-oriented sellers know different. I...y years ago, Life insurance brokerage firms handled a scant 5% of U.S. Life i...
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...aling with auctioneering services, real estate, and insurance. We have premium...on, IA that specializes in insurance, real estate, and auctioneering services. This ...
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... profitable airline in the nation. When he started his company, entrepreneur Norm Brodsky thought he was getting into the record storage business. He soon learned that he could only succeed by offering his competitor's customers significantly lower prices to break their contracts and that meant getting into real estate. Since the main cost of storing records in New York City (where he located his operations) is storage space, Brodsky needed to use real estate more efficiently. Because space is leased on a square footage basis regardless of the ceiling height, by ... only buildings with tall ceilings his company was able to acquire more storage space for minimal additional cost and pass the savings along to his competitor's customers. The key was finding the right buildings, which put Brodsky in the real estate business. At a Small Business Administration seminar a few years back, I met a minister who had concluded that his business was not just saving souls, but entertaining minds by drawing more people to his church. His goal was the creation of a marketing plan to convince people that attending his church would ... bypasses the traditional market, and conventional P/C products cover only 2% of corporate risks. In the past, every company needed a Fire policy because the risk of a fire was high and might have had a severe impact on the financial health of the firm. Today, the risk of a fire to a business is often minimal and its effects much reduced. The most important asset of many corporations is their data and customer records, which can be stored off site. Although computers and office space can be replaced ...
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...nt.
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...essional insurance, financial, and real estate services to the Greater Saginaw...ializing in the sale of insurance and real estate with a common goal of profitabilit...
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What Business Are You Really In?
What business are you in? Ex...t buildings, which put Brodsky in the real estate business.
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... effect of the Internet. Do people really shop for price when they're surfing?...aces?), high-valued and underutilized real estate, and salespeople who are distruste...