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    • 181.

      CRM Software: Use it to Build Your Business


      by Dave Roth - 2008-04-22
      With CRM software, there is so much that a person can do. A lot of people think that it is just a datebook, or a fancy kind of address book, but it is capable of much more than that. Certainly, a pers...
    • 182.

      Integrate Canvas Printing With Excellent Customer Service Skills


      by Joel Owens - 2008-04-28
      A stylish ad like canvas printing can't still topple off your best customer service skills. It's nice to experiment with your marketing materials. You cannot get stuck with flyers, posters or postcard...
    • 183.

      Business Software and Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Systems- Why Your Business Needs Them!


      by j. m. leander - 2008-05-07
      Thanks to the expanding global workforce, heightened competition, and the continued need to cut costs and drive productivity, companies today are facing a new array of challenges. Many organizatio...
    • 184.

      Target Your Sale To One Customer


      by Arlin Audrain - 2008-05-12
      Sell to OneMake your message personalTarget all your efforts to sell one order to one customer.Years ago, my Grandfather sold brushes door to door for the Fuller Brush Company.His approach to selling ...
    • 185.

      Yes the System is Totally Broken and is Best Summed Up by the Quotation (below)


      by Paul Ashby - 2008-06-01
      from the commercial innovation manager at Channel 4Lindsay Gibson, commercial innovation manager at Channel 4 said, "Broadcasters believe the traditional break must be reinvented. Yes, this is a risk...
    • 186.

      Fizzing Feedback


      by John Gray - 2008-06-12
      The mobile phone industry currently has a bad reputation, with customer services coming out in the worst light in industry surveys and the recent Dispatches programme ‘The Great Mobile Phone Rip Off...
    • 187.

      How to Not Lose Customers : Tips Every Business Owner Needs to Know


      by Danna Schneider - 2008-06-18
      As a business owner, and as a discerning consumer myself, I've seen my fair share of do's and don'ts in the realm of customer service, and I know what makes for a bad, average, above average, and fina...
    • 188.

      Resolving the Dilemma of Ethical Marketing


      by David Deakin - 2008-06-19
      Many service professionals will tell you that the words 'ethical' and 'marketing' don't belong in the same sentence. While you'd be opening another can of worms by asking for a precise definition of ...
    • 189.

      Are You Fishing in the Wrong Pond?


      by Vanessa Deakin - 2008-06-24
      Subscribers to my e-zine Marketing Edge will no doubt recall my article in January 2008 "Networking That Produces Results-How to Work That Room!" (http://www.zee2a.com/marketingedge/ ezine080101.html...
    • 190.

      What's the best Customer Service during a Recession?


      by Axel Meierhoefer - 2008-06-26
      Have you read the articles in the papers about the status of our economy? I am not sure that we are really in a recession or even in a depression, as some pessimists seem to indicate. May that be ...