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    Brainwriting, A More Perfect Brainstorm
    Brainstorming is a very powerful method for generating lots of ideas very quickly about almost any problem or issue that needs an innovative or creative solution. However, brainstorming is also a very fragile process. It is intended to be a very free flowing non-judgmental exchange and list generator that sparks everyone's creative fires but at times that is very difficult to achieve in an organized public meeting.There are lots of distractions in most meeting situations. What another person says more often than not funnels down everyone else's thinking rather than opening it up. There are almost always dominant and passive personalities in any given meeting situation. People who are normally afraid to speak in a meeting will often shut down completely during a brainstorming session. Only one person at a time can effectively speak in a group meeting and unfortunately that blocks other people from talking. The bigger the g
    em.

    Puppy dog close

    Let the prospect touch taste feel hold and let them become attached.

    Ben Franklin

    The close involves the thinking process that everyone goes through before they buy something. On a piece of paper, draw a line down the middle and write reasons for and again

    Cost of Presenteeism Surpasses Absenteeism
    The cost of presenteeism has now surpassed the cost of absenteeism. Presenteeism, which refers to sick employees who come to work instead of staying at home, now surpasses $180 billion annually. Absenteeism, where the employee does not report to work, costs $118 billion annually and medical expenses and lost productivity.Employee “illness” can be grouped into five different categories. The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) breaks down the impact in this way:1. Personal illnesses account for 35% 2. Family issues make up 21% 3. Personal needs combine for 18% 4. An entitlement mentality accounts for 14% 5. Stress makes up the final 12%The SHRM figures refer to absenteeism alone, therefore may not be applicable in the same percentages to presenteeism. However some presenteeism will fall in each of the categories. This occurs when, for example, an employee has family issues to deal with
    I have not included many of the old, outdated, offensive, repackaged closes you often hear or read about. The following recommended closes can always be tailored and adapted to fit the style and approach that works best for you. Remember that you should only have to resort to these last-minute closing strategies if you have not completely closed your prospect throughout the presentation. Your goal should be to never have to use these tactics, but in the event that you do, these strategies sure will help.

    Secondary close

    Close on a minor point i.e. do you want the blue or green. Do you want it delivered or will you take it with you. Do you want the regular or the radials.

    Alternative close

    Give choice between something and something. Do you want to regular or VIP

    Assumption close

    Selling past the close. Want this delivered today or tomorrow. Will that be cash or charge.

    Take away close

    When they hesitate, say just a minute lets make sure we have this in your size or color. Let me see if we have this item in stock. Let me check with my manager.

    Summary close

    Make a detailed list of benefits and list in order of how the customer would like them.

    Puppy dog close

    Let the prospect touch taste feel hold and let them become attached.

    Ben Franklin

    The close involves the thinking process that everyone goes through before they buy something. On a piece of paper, draw a line down the middle and write reasons for and agains

    Looking for a Job is Like a Day at the Beach!
    Those who at one time or another have been laid off from a job and found themselves looking for a new one know that sometimes the pressure and uncertainty of these times can leave you feeling unsupported in your need for confidence and security.At a time when your ability to present your skills, experience and other positive traits is being called upon, you may wonder where your confidence and poise are hiding. And if the situation isn't difficult enough, as time wanes, you may find yourself feeling greater pressure and less certain of your qualifications in a fast-changing business world.The pressing need for income and the personal "disconnect" that often accompanies the situation doesn't feel good. More importantly, perceiving the job search process as a struggle or challenge probably doesn't support you in bringing your best energy, clarity or enthusiasm that are needed to create your greatest success. After all, atti
    ot completely closed your prospect throughout the presentation. Your goal should be to never have to use these tactics, but in the event that you do, these strategies sure will help.

    Secondary close

    Close on a minor point i.e. do you want the blue or green. Do you want it delivered or will you take it with you. Do you want the regular or the radials.

    Alternative close

    Give choice between something and something. Do you want to regular or VIP

    Assumption close

    Selling past the close. Want this delivered today or tomorrow. Will that be cash or charge.

    Take away close

    When they hesitate, say just a minute lets make sure we have this in your size or color. Let me see if we have this item in stock. Let me check with my manager.

    Summary close

    Make a detailed list of benefits and list in order of how the customer would like them.

    Puppy dog close

    Let the prospect touch taste feel hold and let them become attached.

    Ben Franklin

    The close involves the thinking process that everyone goes through before they buy something. On a piece of paper, draw a line down the middle and write reasons for and again

    Making Lasting Impressions with Business Card Cases
    Buying a gift takes an enormous amount of care and patience. As if that is not bad enough, choosing a gift for your boss or an important client can be nerve-wracking and stressful. Naturally, because you are trying to make a good impression, you would like to come up with a gift that exudes professionalism, attitude, and class, and is, at the same time, unique.One of the things that corporate executives have in common is the business card. With the busy lives they lead, most of them carry numerous business cards in their wallets. This can be cumbersome. Clearly, an excellent present for that executive you badly want to impress is a business card case.Why Business Card Cases?Business card cases provide nifty means for storing and organizing business cards. Business card cases can easily be put in one's pocket. This makes them perfect for the executive on the go.Business Card Cases Inspire Individuality
    ill you take it with you. Do you want the regular or the radials.

    Alternative close

    Give choice between something and something. Do you want to regular or VIP

    Assumption close

    Selling past the close. Want this delivered today or tomorrow. Will that be cash or charge.

    Take away close

    When they hesitate, say just a minute lets make sure we have this in your size or color. Let me see if we have this item in stock. Let me check with my manager.

    Summary close

    Make a detailed list of benefits and list in order of how the customer would like them.

    Puppy dog close

    Let the prospect touch taste feel hold and let them become attached.

    Ben Franklin

    The close involves the thinking process that everyone goes through before they buy something. On a piece of paper, draw a line down the middle and write reasons for and again

    Advertise - Let Your Product Do The Talking
    "If advertisers spent the same amount of money on improving their products as they do on advertising then they wouldn't have to advertise them." ~Will RogersOle Will had a point there!It amazes me when I see a product that looks limp by comparison to those next to it on the counter. I want substance, and I believe it would be safe to assume others want substance as well. Quality is substantial value.When you create a product with substantial value, high-quality speaks for itself. You don’t have to tell others how great you are, your product does that for you.Give more than you get.Always give more in your product than your customer pays. When you present the product, with added benefits, be certain they are over and above what the client is paying.Everyone recognizes inflated value for what it is, bluster.When you get a heavy snow storm
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    Take away close

    When they hesitate, say just a minute lets make sure we have this in your size or color. Let me see if we have this item in stock. Let me check with my manager.

    Summary close

    Make a detailed list of benefits and list in order of how the customer would like them.

    Puppy dog close

    Let the prospect touch taste feel hold and let them become attached.

    Ben Franklin

    The close involves the thinking process that everyone goes through before they buy something. On a piece of paper, draw a line down the middle and write reasons for and again

    Resume Recycling: Good For The Planet - Not So Good For Your Career
    When you use a resume, you should use one that specifically targets the job you are applying for. Don't recycle the same old resume that you've been using for the past 2 jobs and just tack on the most recent job experiences as you go along. If you are applying for different types of jobs, you need to update your resume to reflect that difference. Effective resumes are not "one size fits all", and you should target the particular company and job you want with your resume.That may mean revising it multiple times, or creating a totally new one. But it also may mean that you get the job because you used a more effective and appropriate resume. For example, if you used to run a real estate office and then you worked as the manager of a restaurant but now you are applying for a job in human resources at a hotel, you will want to create a new resume. Your new resume will be intentionally designed to showcase all your people skills an
    em.

    Puppy dog close

    Let the prospect touch taste feel hold and let them become attached.

    Ben Franklin

    The close involves the thinking process that everyone goes through before they buy something. On a piece of paper, draw a line down the middle and write reasons for and against the purchase of the product. Only do your side and say, well Mr. prospect it looks like you made your decision.

    Order sheet close

    Fill in the order sheet from the start of the conversation. If they hesitate - say I have a terrible memory for details. If you don't want to go ahead with it I will throw it away.

    The relevant story close

    People think in terms of stories. Talk about a happy client who was in the same position. They did it and are very happy with the purchase. You can also use a story of someone who walked away and look what happened to them.

    Ascending Close

    Close with a series of questions that ends with a yes that leads to a close. Desire goes up with yes - Desire goes down with no Every time we say yes to a benefit our desire goes up to sell the product.

    3 Question Close

    Can you see where this will make you money and be a great business you can do? Are you interested in having your own business and making large amounts of money? If you are going to start your own business, and prepare for your financial future, when do you think would be the best time to start?

    Law of excluded alternative

    When we buy something that means we can't buy something else.

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