Sales Effectiveness

5 Elements of Social Media Strategy

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February 28, 2013
5 Elements of Social Media Strategy

Social Media is still exploding in often unexplainable ways here in North Dakota and across the globe. There were more tweets than beards at the Oscars, and where would professional sports be without all those clever comments from the athletes and players? Every business owner and client alike carry the same tools of the...
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How to Become a Top Salesperson in 2013

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January 9, 2013
How to Become a Top Salesperson in 2013

Top salespeople that have trained with Dale Carnegie Training all have one thing in common: They have taken the time to sit down and create a clear blueprint for themselves and their future lives. Even if a little skepticism creeps into the process of goal setting and personal strategic planning, as is natural, every...
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10 Strategies to Build Sales Success

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October 19, 2012
10 Strategies to Build Sales Success

Economic development in sales is a very personal thing. Across North Dakota it is highly personal; each sales professional has a different degree of livelihood because of it. The better ones have a better income. As Dale Carnegie Training suggests it is up to you to grow and be successful. Here are 10 strategies...
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Sales, the Growth Profession

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August 30, 2012
Sales, the Growth Profession

As we move in careers in this economy, here in North Dakota, the environment is a growing one. It is an exciting time. With this focus, we might consider sales as a great profession opportunity with an unlimited source of income. In sales we, can make as much income as we want or as...
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The Sales Career: Fast and Full of Change

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August 27, 2012
The Sales Career:  Fast and Full of Change

The sales career is one that is fast and full of change. And because of that fact, many in the profession simply do not make it. It can become becomes another career “do over” for some who just are trying sales; for some individuals, they can leave the business and start over in a new career....
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7 Tips for Healthier, Happier Employees at the Office

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August 1, 2012
7 Tips for Healthier, Happier Employees at the Office

“Leave your personal life at the door.”  This is a common saying in the workplace, but it’s just not natural and there’s no human being in the world that is capable of completely leaving 100% of everything personal “at the door”. In fact, things about your personal life that form who you are –...
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S.A.L.E.S.

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July 9, 2012
S.A.L.E.S.

Selling for a living is truly something we all do every single day. Across the country, no matter the organization, there is some degree of sales and marketing involved. Sales drive a multitude of factors within every business. Successful selling involves an array of both skill and knowledge. When you think about it, we...
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The 800 Pound Gorilla’s 7 Point Selling Formula

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May 25, 2012
The 800 Pound Gorilla’s 7 Point Selling Formula

North Dakota is no different from any other part of the planet. Regardless of the situation, it indeed is very tough to get someone to do something. Even if someone is better off by doing it, there still is a challenge. Ask any parent who demands that four year old eats those vegetables. How...
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Need to Increase Sales? … Tap Into Your Existing Customers!

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April 26, 2012
Need to Increase Sales? … Tap Into Your Existing Customers!

Your database of customers is an excellent way to increase your sales — either by cross-selling other products and services to them or getting them to recommend your business to someone they know. To strengthen your sales, your friends at Dale Carnegie North Dakota have listed below three quick tips your business can benefit...
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Always be Yourself — Nobody Likes a Phony

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March 22, 2012
Always be Yourself — Nobody Likes a Phony

Dale Carnegie once asked Paul Boynton, then employment director for a major oil company, what is the biggest mistake people make in applying for jobs. Carnegie figured Boynton ought to know: he had interviewed more than sixty thousand job seekers; and he had written a book entitled “6 Ways to Get a Job.” Boynton...
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