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Newsletter - May 2008 |
Growing in a Declining Market
Recessions are self-fulfilling prophecies. At the first hint of a slow-down, businesses start to worry. They lay people off and pull back their investments in new initiatives because no one wants to be the last one off the train. Other businesses then react to hearing of the layoffs and pullbacks. They start to stockpile cash, too scared to carry out their plans for promotion and expansion. Fear and negativity rule! Once they decide things will get bad they do get bad.
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10 Tips for Acquiring New Customers
More often than not, marketing managers and sales directors just don't get along. When revenues drop or targets fall short, they start blaming each other. Typically, tempers really flare over who drops the ball on sales leads, which in time get more and more expensive.
Here's how to get marketing and sales to speak each other's language and a list of 10 practical ideas to find qualified leads in today's market.
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18 Essential Elements That Can Make or Break Your Direct Marketing Campaign
Welcome to Direct Marketing 101. Your instructor, René Gnam, is a leading authority in the direct marketing industry. Gnam presented these 18 Essential Elements during a seminar at a Florida Direct Marketing Days event. Take notes. You will be tested, over and over again, in the years to come.
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Register for a SAN
Numerous small businesses still utilize telemarketing for the majority of their sales and/or appointment setting. Getting started is not difficult if you know the correct rules to follow. If you want to telemarket to prospects, you need to have Do Not Call (DNC) numbers removed (scrubbed) from your list.
You’ve been told that you need to get a SAN (Subscriber Account Number) first. How do I do that? It’s really not as complicated as it sounds. Below are helpful step-by-step instructions on how to obtain a SAN and register to access the federal Do Not Call List.
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