If you're looking for a start-up business opportunity with small upfront costs, you might want to consider staring an outsourced call center service.
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How to Start an Outsourced Call Center Service
Posted by gilma325 under Customer ServiceFrom http://www.callcenterconsultant.net 5376 days ago
Speed Reading: Fact or Fiction?
Posted by cassinv721 under NewsFrom http://www.za77.org 5376 days ago
Is this a dream or science fiction? Can someone actually read a book in 30 minutes? First, let's ask where the idea of speed reading originated.
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Bestselling Author Shares How You Can Win In Any Field of Endeavor With a Trusted Team of Advisers
Posted by bizsum under ManagementFrom http://www.bizsum.com 5376 days ago
Keith Ferrazzi, the internationally renowned thought leader, consultant, and bestselling author of Never Eat Alone, shows us that becoming a winner in any field of endeavor requires a trusted team of advisers who can offer guidance and help to hold us accountable to achieving our goals.
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The Language of Coaching: Enrolling New Clients to Play with You
Posted by biancaaquino under Products and ServicesFrom http://thesmallbusinessguru.com 5376 days ago
Made Hot by: on August 13, 2009 3:18 pm
I didn't enter the contest, but yesterday when I did the Get More Business Show with Nancy Marmolejo and we talk about turning Followers into Fans & Fans to Leads and then Clients, the thought came to me that a huge difference in the coach world is out language.
Our language (not the language of our nationality) is one of play and not work. We do
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Customer Service: The Key to Creating Loyal Customers
Posted by biancaaquino under Customer ServiceFrom http://www.americanentrepreneurship.com 5376 days ago
Customer loyalty can certainly play a significant role in the long term success of any company. The true hallmark of a successful business is whether or not customers return to your organization time and time again, whenever they have a need for the particular type of product or service that your company has to offer.
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3 Steps to Being Productive in Social Media
Posted by biancaaquino under Social MediaFrom http://kylelacy.com 5376 days ago
Everyone loves social media. That is not the issue. There is really one huge issue that keeps individuals from using social media and that is time. Time can be an ugly thing if you are not productive with the tools and time given to you. How are you productive and manage your time effectively? I use the four-touch point model.
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What Does It Take to Run a Virtual Team?
Posted by biancaaquino under StrategyFrom http://webworkerdaily.com 5376 days ago
As more and more companies and teams are going strictly virtual, there are a whole new set of issues to consider and challenges to address. Using my own virtual social media marketing team as an example, I've identified a number of needs that require some kind of technology solution, but at the moment, we are “patchwork quilting” our tech infrastr
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Are You Managing Your Customers' Expectations?
Posted by m4bmarketing under MarketingFrom http://www.m4bmarketing.com 5376 days ago
Made Hot by: SJC on August 14, 2009 2:52 pm
If you have not taken the time to really understand you customers then you are left with assuming you know what they expect. For example if you have ever been asked to quote on a job do you tell the customer when they will receive the quote or do you leave it up in the air by saying...I will get back to you with the quote soon. Here are a few tips
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Why It Is Important To Choose To Connect With Yuur International Clients
Posted by CindyKing under SalesFrom http://cindyking.biz 5376 days ago
Your international sales success depends on the choices you make in how you connect with your international clients. One of these first choices is to always try to see things from the other person's point of view and this can be very difficult in cross-cultural sales encounters.
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Do You Have Any Culture Tips To Share?
Posted by CindyKing under GlobalFrom http://cindyking.biz 5376 days ago
Made Hot by: SalesBlogcast on August 17, 2009 3:19 am
How have you built trust in cross-cultural communication with international clients? Please share your tips for next month's cross-cultural communication challenge to cultivate trust. Read the tips for the 2 previous monthly cross-cultural communication challenges, to expand your mindset and get extreme with clarity.
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