Carnival of Sales & Management Success - March 15, 2008
Welcome to the March 15, 2008 edition of carnival of sales & management success. This week we had 32 submissions and I cut it down to the top 14 for your reading pleasure. Thank you to everyone who submitted a posting this week!
Michael Bass presents Planning Precedes Performance posted at Debt Prison, saying, "Whether seeking a promotion or just simply trying to stay under the radar from your boss’s mood swings, learning how to stand out from other employees can make the workplace more enjoyable."
Jim presents Irresistible offers and compelling calls to action posted at Accelerate Business Group, saying, "There are many parts to a successful lead generation campaign – profiling the contact is the most important. But there are two physical elements we need to look for, continually evaluate, and monitor for results in the copy of our campaign – offer and call to action."
Machione presents 7 Keys To Customer Service Excellence posted at The Lives and Times... of Anthony McCune.
Mark Riffey presents Reverse your clients’ risk - I guarantee it. posted at Business is Personal.
Rich Vosler presents Don't let your struggles defeat you posted at Sales Training Tips.
Hill Robertson presents Are You Working for the Weekend? posted at Hill Robertson, saying, "Do not focus on working for the weekend. Focus on working for freedom."
Dorian Wales presents Is Present Value - Value in the Present? The Economic sense behind ... posted at Personal Financier.
Wilson Ng presents Chinese Guanxi posted at Reflections of a BizDrivenLife, saying, "Globalization means you start to have more likelihood of working with Chinese, Japanese or Asians. For Asian culture, the art of relationship or Guanxi is important in making the business work. Understanding this facet means you can be more successful by focusing your efforts in cultivating the proper relationships."
Rebecca Suzanne Dean presents How To Write Your First Paragraph posted at Rebecca Dean.
Robert Phillips presents 5 Magic Questions Every Real Estate Investor Should Ask posted at REAL ESTATE INVESTING.
Joshua C. Karlin presents How Not to Ask for a Major Gift posted at Marketing & Fundraising Ideas.
Matthew Paulson presents Expert Q& A: How to Manage Your Business For Success posted at American Entrepreneurship.
Akemi presents Don't Limit Your Growth By SMART Goals posted at Yes to Me.
Carol Bentley presents 3 time management tips and recommended reading posted at Carol Bentley.
That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of Carnival of Sales & Management Success using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.
Michael Bass presents Planning Precedes Performance posted at Debt Prison, saying, "Whether seeking a promotion or just simply trying to stay under the radar from your boss’s mood swings, learning how to stand out from other employees can make the workplace more enjoyable."
Jim presents Irresistible offers and compelling calls to action posted at Accelerate Business Group, saying, "There are many parts to a successful lead generation campaign – profiling the contact is the most important. But there are two physical elements we need to look for, continually evaluate, and monitor for results in the copy of our campaign – offer and call to action."
Machione presents 7 Keys To Customer Service Excellence posted at The Lives and Times... of Anthony McCune.
Mark Riffey presents Reverse your clients’ risk - I guarantee it. posted at Business is Personal.
Rich Vosler presents Don't let your struggles defeat you posted at Sales Training Tips.
Hill Robertson presents Are You Working for the Weekend? posted at Hill Robertson, saying, "Do not focus on working for the weekend. Focus on working for freedom."
Dorian Wales presents Is Present Value - Value in the Present? The Economic sense behind ... posted at Personal Financier.
Wilson Ng presents Chinese Guanxi posted at Reflections of a BizDrivenLife, saying, "Globalization means you start to have more likelihood of working with Chinese, Japanese or Asians. For Asian culture, the art of relationship or Guanxi is important in making the business work. Understanding this facet means you can be more successful by focusing your efforts in cultivating the proper relationships."
Rebecca Suzanne Dean presents How To Write Your First Paragraph posted at Rebecca Dean.
Robert Phillips presents 5 Magic Questions Every Real Estate Investor Should Ask posted at REAL ESTATE INVESTING.
Joshua C. Karlin presents How Not to Ask for a Major Gift posted at Marketing & Fundraising Ideas.
Matthew Paulson presents Expert Q& A: How to Manage Your Business For Success posted at American Entrepreneurship.
Akemi presents Don't Limit Your Growth By SMART Goals posted at Yes to Me.
Carol Bentley presents 3 time management tips and recommended reading posted at Carol Bentley.
That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of Carnival of Sales & Management Success using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.
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