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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><i>Question by Worry Wart</i>: I&#8217;m really, really frustrated with potty training! Is my daughter NOT ready or am I giving up too soon?</strong><br />
I&#8217;m am so frustrated I really am tempted to give up. I was literally in tears this morning when my daughter peed on the floor for the THIRD or FOURTH time in a row. I don&#8217;t know what to do, it seems like her progress is going backwards. I&#8217;ve done some reading online and feel conflicted.  Some &#8220;experts&#8221; say what ever you do, DON&#8221;T go back to diapers, that will only confuse them.  Other &#8220;experts&#8221; say wait until they are ready. Well, how in the heck do you REALLY know that they are ready? My daughter was showing many of the signs of being ready. I could not get her to keep her diaper on, she started bringing her potty into the living room and sitting on it, she would always come to the bathroom with me and try to wipe for me or ask if she could see what was in the potty, and last weekend we were in a public bathroom and she asked if she could go potty.  She is a great talker, so the ability to communicate the need to potty is definitely there.  She has regular bowel movements at just about the same time every day. She has 2-4 hour periods of having a dry diaper. There may be more &#8220;signs&#8221;, I just can&#8217;t think of them now. She turned two a few weeks ago.</p>
<p>I feel like she was making such great progress in the beginning and has started to, I guess you could say &#8220;regress&#8221; already in the short week we&#8217;ve been training.  It seems like she has gotten bored with potty training or is just uninterested now.  </p>
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<p>The method we are using is she&#8217;s wearing absolutely nothing from the waist down, except for nap-time and bedtime she wears a diaper.  I set the &#8220;pee-pee timer&#8221; to go off every 15 minutes and we stop what we&#8217;re doing to go sit and try to go potty.  Even if she gets up from the potty right away I just like that she is stopping what she&#8217;s doing to go to the potty.  I started out giving her an M&#038;M for just sitting on the potty (b/c she was resistant in the beginning) and her treat of choice for putting anything IN the potty. It has gotten to the point where she doesn&#8217;t even always ask for treats anymore so the only time I make sure to give her one is when she actually goes #1 or #2.</p>
<p>Ok, here&#8217;s a quick rundown of how things have been going for us&#8230;</p>
<p>Monday-started after nap time-completely uncooperative<br />
Tuesday-it was like I was working with a different child. Overall made good progress about 50% success rate or maybe a little better. Yay! I really consider this Day 1.<br />
Wednesday-Great day overall, I think this is when she actually GOT IT!  After nap-time she had only one very small accident up until late morning the next day. She was really excited to dump into the potty and rinse, wash hands, the whole nine yards! And&#8230;she pooped in the potty!!!!! Yay!<br />
Thursday-Started off good no accidents almost until nap time, then the end of the day was just plain bad. She did manage to get it into the potty a few times but had no problem peeing wherever she was sitting or standing.<br />
Friday-Again, just very inconsistent and an overall BAD day.  She had probably a 75% success rate in the morning, but the afternoon she did NOT go in the potty even one time. She even stood on top of the potty and went while I was standing right next to her. But on a positive note, she did go #2 in the potty right before bed.<br />
Saturday-I really needed a break myself. I put a Pull-Up on her right when we got up and headed to a Mom 2 Mom sale. Then we went to grandma&#8217;s to play until nap-time. After nap time at home things were O.K., not great but not horrible.<br />
Sunday-Again, the day started off good. She always goes potty when she first wakes up and slowly goes down hill from there  Right before nap-time today she peed on the floor 3 times in a row.</p>
<p>I&#8217;M SO SICK OF CLEANING MY CARPET!!!!!!!</p>
<p>Here are are my questions&#8230;</p>
<p>Should I give up? Is she just not ready? Am I expecting things to happen too quickly?</p>
<p>When can I leave my house? I&#8217;m going stir crazy, but am afraid to leave for fear of an accident.</p>
<p>Should I change my approach? I&#8217;m thinking of maybe putting some sort of bottoms on her. I&#8217;m thinking that if she has to actually FEEL the wetness on herself that would be enough to want her to stay dry. I really, really, really don&#8217;t want to use pull-up. I agree with a lot of others that they are too diaper-like and will be ineffective.  </p>
<p>Also, should I leave the diaper off for nap and bed time? I know it would mean more messes, but if it&#8217;s effective I&#8217;d be willing.</p>
<p>And, I know I&#8217;ll get attacked for this one, but&#8230;Is time-out completely out of the question? My mother says that&#8217;s what she needs. I know, I know, I know&#8230;that will just make things even worse.  But, will it really? I would never punish her for making an attempt to go and having a true accident.  I&#8217;m not heart-less. But, can you really call it an accident when she stands up and pees right next to the potty? Maybe I just don&#39</p>
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<p><i>Answer by Ginny Jin</i><br />It sounds like you&#8217;re stressing too much. She will learn when she is ready not when you are. Try not to force the issue. If she sees you stressing she might regress.</p>
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<p>Ever wonder what&#8217;s in a Sales Playbook? Bill Binch, SVP of Sales at Marketo, visits the show to tell us all about them as well as the challenges of sales/marketing alignment and making &#8220;big round words&#8221; specific and actionable. 00:00 Cold Open 01:00 Bill&#8217;s Nightmare Sales Job 02:00 Vice President of Sales at Marketo, Bill Binch 03:00 Definitions and Metrics: making &#8220;big round words&#8221; specific 04:00 Suspects, prospects, and closed sales 05:00 The importance of an exact definition of a closed sale 06:30 What is a marketing qualified lead? 07:30 Accountability of marketing in driving leads versus sales 08:00 The Top Three Metrics for sales/marketing alignment 09:00 &#8220;Accidents happen in the intersections.&#8221; 11:30 Sales reps should be selling, not prospecting, segmenting, or negotiating 13:00 How to setup a brand new sales model 14:30 If resources are limited where do you choose to specialize? 16:30 Land and expand, hunters versus farmers 17:30 The Dallas Cowboys don&#8217;t run around the field without a plan, neither should you 18:30 Why you should have a playbook as a sales rep 19:30 Approaching small, medium, and enterprise businesses with different methodologies appropriate to the company, not the geography 21:00 &#8220;Start collecting logos.&#8221; Focus on transactions, not dollars as a new sales team 23:00 A better question to ask other than &#8220;how do you like to buy stuff&#8221;? 24:00 Bill runs through exactly how he listens to a customer 25:30 Kevin asks what else is in Bill&#8217;s playbook: is it <b>&#8230;</b></p>
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<p>With so many different educational opportunities to choose from and so many different educational providers, it can be overwhelming just choosing one. In this article, I would like to explore the option of internet marketing as a profession, and give you some options on how you can educate yourself online.</p>
<p>Marketing online is the number one way to make money online and has quickly become one of the most easiest careers to implement. The one problem with internet marketing is there are too many resources that claim to have the answers, and many beginners follow advice only to be led on a wild goose chase. Many beginner&#8217;s take a road that starts and ends with trial and error, and by the time they start to make money, the amount is so minimal, the time and effort it took to make that measly amount does not equal success. The end result is many beginner marketers give up before they finally become successful.</p>
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<p>The problem that many internet marketers run into is they don&#8217;t know where to get educated properly to get started. They run into ebooks, websites, you name it (of course you can get some good information for free online-it&#8217;s just a matter of sifting through the good and the bad). By the time beginner&#8217;s have gone through much of the bad information is usually the time they get frustrated and give up.</p>
<p>In today&#8217;s busy schedule, online education has quickly become the desired way to learn. It makes sense, with children to care for, job to go to&#8230;who wants to spend another 2 hours driving to school when you can do it from the comfort of your own home? What many online marketers fail to realize, is you can take courses that will teach you all you need to learn about marketing on the internet. Just like any other profession or career, there are online classes available that will teach people from the beginning how to make money online with internet marketing. Classes range in price and level of expertise, but if you truly want to make internet marketing your profession, I recommend you take a full course that teaches step by step from the beginning (including web hosting, keyword research, etc.)</p>
<p>Full online courses are usually going to cost you anywhere from a thousand dollars to a few thousand, but the thing to remember here is if you were taking an online course for anything else, the price would be relatively the same.</p>
<p>If you or someone you know are interested in taking an online internet marketing course, I highly recommend Instant Payday Formula. It&#8217;s a complete internet marketing course and has some extremely valuable extras included. You can read a <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" target="_new" rel="nofollow" href="http://www.salestrainingtechniques.org/gs/Instant_Payday_Formula_Review/3106/1">Instant Payday Formula Review</a>. Internet marketing <a href="http://www.salestrainingtechniques.org">sales training</a> classes will be starting soon, so make sure you check it out soon.
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<p>With the induction of innumerable names in most industry vertical during the last couple of decades, business environment has changed significantly. Today, no matter whether we talk about retail segment, manufacturing, marketing, information technology or for that matter any industry vertical; the competition in every industry vertical has become stiffer than ever. Therefore, in order to survive in the highly competitive market, every business needs to have highly skilled sales team; this is where online <a href="http://www.salestrainingtechniques.org">sales training programs</a> come into picture.The biggest challenge faced by companies in up-skilling their sales force is time crunch. If companies go for sales skill enhancement methodologies such as PIP (Performance Improvement Plan), OJT (On Job Training), Ad hoc training, and the likes, they have to compromise on numerous working hours causing a direct impact on their overall productivity. Thanks to online sale courses, companies can get their sales team trained by professional sales trainers without having to compromise on working hours as the trainees can attend online training sessions as well course material over the web.</p>
<p>Besides offering business an exceptionally effective and cost efficient method of enhancing the proficiency of their sales professionals, online <a href="http://www.salestrainingtechniques.org">sales training</a> agencies offer a great training solution to individuals targeting sales as their career. Completing a sales certification offered by any of the notable names in the business not only enhances the skill set of sales professionals, it also gives them a better chance of being selected over other contenders for the same job opening. Furthermore, the certifications awarded by recognized sales training companies are acclaimed world over.</p>
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<p>Online sales training agencies understand that the demands of sales professional from different vertical levels vary greatly. Thus, in order to ensure that every sales professional can benefit from their sales courses, these agencies offer several <a href="http://www.salestrainingtechniques.org">training programs</a> tailor-made to suit the needs of sales professionals from different hierarchical levels. The sales programs offered include sales executive training program for executives and sales management training program to cater to the needs of sales professionals at managerial levels.</p>
<p>If you believe that opting for online sales courses is the ideal solution for enhancing overall sales skills, you can easily find several reputed online sales training agencies using any web search engine. However, as the effectiveness of the courses offered by different agencies varies greatly; it is recommended that you compare the testimonials written for viable options before signing up with any of them. This will give you a fair idea about the effectiveness and cost efficiency offered by the viable options.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Article by Sam Hans Smith If you thought, cutting your employee training costs was your answer to economic downturn, wait till you hear this: Robert B. Caldiani, leading expert on influence and persuasion has shown in his studies that employers investing in training during economic slump see immediate increase in their profits during those hard [...]]]></description>
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<p>If you thought, cutting your employee training costs was your answer to economic downturn, wait till you hear this: Robert B. Caldiani, leading expert on influence and persuasion has shown in his studies that employers investing in training during economic slump see immediate increase in their profits during those hard times.</p>
<p>The key to increasing the efficiency of your organization lies not in controlling the costs but in making the best use of the available resources and that is precisely what <a href="http://www.salestrainingtechniques.org">sales training</a> helps you do.During the recessionary period, lay-offs, organizational restructuring and a specific budget allotted for marketing and sales place companies under high pressure. They are forced to perform at their optimal level. Organizations think sales training is too much of a cost with no return in the future.</p>
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<p>Cutting on sales training is a short-term approach but damages your company in the long term. Changing economy and times require your sales staff to modify their sales approach accordingly. This is only possible through sales training.</p>
<p>Cutting down on expenses won&#8217;t make a world of a difference because your sales revenues might be the same or most probably slipping down even further because of the sales in sales training. Training the sales staff however will increase your revenues. Your sales staff will be able to bring in customers with a more convincing approach why spending money on your products is the best deal for them in a recession.</p>
<p>Remember, product knowledge is a prerequisite for a product sale but in a recession, true <a href="http://www.salestrainingtechniques.org">selling skills</a> are what save a company from getting caught up in recession. If you have convinced even one customer to spend money on your product (that too during recession!), you have one more loyal customer to your database. </p>
<p>During recession, you need to adopt your sales strategy and seek new business to make up for lost sales. Sales training helps you get a new skill set, practice on your existing sales skills and learn techniques for approaching and acquiring new business.</p>
<p>In an industry hit hard by the recession, you increase your organizational professionalism by investing in sales training. Through trainings, you are evolving, discovering newer ways to acquire business and retaining loyal customers. You are focusing on growing your businesses and building on your competencies while your competitor is stuck in number crunching and cost cutting.</p>
<p>During a recession, in companies where importance was placed on training, just 12% of the employees were thinking of leaving as compared to 41% where training was considered unimportant. </p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Article by Christian Fea Joint venture marketing partners attract new business and well trained partners close deals. Setting up at least a basic online wiki about the partnership, company or products is important so that everyone who needs to know can have access to. Creating a working document like a wiki allows your businesses to [...]]]></description>
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<p>Joint venture marketing partners attract new business and well trained partners close deals. Setting up at least a basic online wiki about the partnership, company or products is important so that everyone who needs to know can have access to. Creating a working document like a wiki allows your businesses to have a central location where specific product information, new product announcements or special sales information can be found. A wiki should be a tool that partners refer to on a regular basis rather than a FAQ that might be provided in an early training session with a new partner. There are both complex software and easy &#8220;drag and drop&#8221; applications to set up online wikis that can be built quickly with existing marketing collateral and company information that&#8217;s essential for sales reps and others to know in order to close deals. </p>
<p>The following are a few important elements of an online wiki for part of the communication channel between partners.</p>
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<p>Company Overview</p>
<p>Include a few paragraphs about the company just as a quick reference to reinforce the way that the company needs to be represented to a new potential customer. By keeping short paragraphs that can teach a sales representative a short blurb about the history of the company and a supporting comment related to the industry is a great piece to develop at the top. Have additional information for supporting details through a link out to the website, but always concentrate on the first couple of lines for each section as those need to be short and punchy and allow the sales reps to then do their work to attract new business so you get leads that will result in closed deals.</p>
<p>Points of Contact</p>
<p>This is a very important segment of the wiki that needs to be kept up to date on a regular basis. This can help ensure that when a specific problem occurs or a unique opportunity is presenting itself that the right person is being contacted. Make sure for critical points of failure that a business partner has at least two people that can be contacted if the primary person is unavailable during an emergency. It is not essential or necessary to have the executives listed in this portion of the <a href="http://www.salestrainingtechniques.org">sales training</a> wiki unless relevant. The point of this is to have a working document that keeps all of the active people implementing roles in the business partnership related to selling and servicing a customer. </p>
<p>Product / Promotions</p>
<p>Keep links to product information and sales sheets that can be quickly downloaded and emailed by sales reps to potential customers. Sales representatives should be reviewing this section on a specific time determined by the two companies. This way they&#8217;ll know that any new products or special promotions will be in the system every Monday at 10AM for the week ahead or whatever schedule fits the company.</p>
<p>News</p>
<p>If there is important company news within the last few months, have this in the wiki so the sales rep can answer accordingly if asked a question regarding the news. This is very important if there has been something negative; as it is essential people have an appropriate response. </p>
<p>References</p>
<p>If applicable, have a basic reference list that can be provided by a partner when they are discussing the partnership with existing clients or at least have a past / current client list that can be shared. </p>
<p>Attachments</p>
<p>It&#8217;s important to always have a list of attachments with the link to download the document. Make this list in order by date so that the newest items are always at the top. Making a wiki that is only text really does not take advantage of the benefits a wiki can provide. A well-developed wiki can help attract new business with the support of partners that are fully educated about the partnership and the product and services available.</p>
<p>If you have a team that is supporting your website, ask them to recommend an easy to use wiki platform that can be hosted on your server. Another option is to select a cloud based wiki tool like Zoho Wiki and use the drag and drop features to set up the wiki training page. Don&#8217;t think a basic FAQ will get the job done in terms of educating a partner&#8217;s sales force. You need to develop many tools that will ensure the information is absorbed and a sales training wiki can be a great fall back tool for anyone that needs to quickly catch up to speed before meeting with a customer.</p>
<p>			    About the Author</p>
<p>Christian Fea is CEO of Synertegic, Inc. A Joint Venture Marketing firm. He exemplifies how to profit from Joint Venture relationships by creating profit centers with minimal risk and maximum profitability. To discover more Joint Venture Marketing Strategies join his free report on <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" target="_new" href="http://www.salestrainingtechniques.org/gs/Joint_Venture_Marketing/3102/1">Joint Venture Marketing</a>.</p>
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		<title>How To Structure A Sales Training Course</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Article by Richard Stone Where there isn&#8217;t a desire to learn, training is often a waste of time and money. Very many sales training courses are unsuccessful simply because your participants do not exhibit the motivation to learn. Sales men that are sent on a program and so discover themselves &#8216;back again at school&#8217; ought [...]]]></description>
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<p>Where there isn&#8217;t a desire to learn, training is often a waste of time and money. Very many <a href="http://www.salestrainingtechniques.org">sales training courses</a> are unsuccessful simply because your participants do not exhibit the motivation to learn. Sales men that are sent on a program and so discover themselves &#8216;back again at school&#8217; ought on top of that possess the motivation to obtain new information or develop their abilities. If the need is not there, the training class, however fantastic, is going to be a pure waste of time or budget. As the sales supervisor or sales trainer, you are going to only manage to meet the training objectives when you structure the training lessons in such a way that the sales team think that their requirements are being met. To accomplish this, you&#8217;ll need to apply some fundamental educational rules. These rules are described below.</p>
<p>How the training class or session starts off is vitally important. The best introductory talk at the start of your <a href="http://www.salestrainingtechniques.org">sales training</a> course or programme develops a certain belief in a teacher and on top of that provides the salesperson the 1st drive to join in and learn. Below are actually only a couple of ways of the best way to introduce the training session:</p>
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<p>You can begin by finding out the amount of existing knowledge in the salespeople by, as an example, asking questions. Having said that, be mindful not to ask direct questions, for example: &#8220;Tell me what the most important advantages are&#8230;&#8221; Rather, you would practice the principles of educational discussion. This approach encourages discussion, for example &#8220;Your yearly general meeting with major clients has many critical functions. Which have you learned from your personal practical experience?&#8221;</p>
<p>Alternatively, if the programme builds on a last program or session you can usefully start out by referring back to the prior training. For instance: &#8220;Previously we discussed some key account difficulties, what do you think that the link is between these issues and today&#8217;s subject for discussion?&#8221;</p>
<p>Alternatively you could use stimulating or controversial questions to promote thought or discussion. Such as: &#8220;In your own personal view, what will be the benefits of sales training in your business with regard to long term business developments?&#8221;</p>
<p>A different method can be to get the students to set objectives. As an illustration, by asking: &#8220;By the end of this calendar month, how far do you need to get with your market analysis?&#8221;</p>
<p>The use of practical examples can also be an excellent technique to begin sales <a href="http://www.salestrainingtechniques.org">training courses</a>. As an example by asking: &#8220;Should you were to promote brand ABC to one of your prospects, what objections would you anticipate them to raise?&#8221;</p>
<p>Whilst getting a session of to a good start is critical of equal importance is achieving long lasting motivation for the duration of the training. There are many possibilities for structuring a sales training course in such a way that the desire of the salespeople will not flag. Described below are only a handful of examples of education and learning techniques for you personally to try out:</p>
<p>Developing solution ideas with the sales man. As an example by asking: &#8220;What different ways could you use to resolve this particular selling difficulty?&#8221;</p>
<p>By using praise and recognition, both of which are highly effective motivators for salespeople. An example is: &#8220;Your ability to overcome objections is apparent for all to see. Well done! How did you manage to overcome them at the ABC account, for example?&#8221;</p>
<p>A good strategy to keep drive is to combine a few different instructional methods. As an example, you start off by getting the team to watch a video, you then divide your group into a couple of sub-groups and get both to discuss problem cases and agree answers.</p>
<p>Ensure you provide various techniques to help the delegates discover solutions. Psychological and practical guidance all through a coaching programme may involve using experience gained from practice sessions; presenting precedents and reviewing recognized associated scenarios.</p>
<p>Whichever instruction methods you use to help keep the people engaged all through your sales training courses, be sure that you monitor their effectiveness by gathering post training information.
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<p>Richard is an experienced trainer and presenter who is a specialist indeveloping sales peoples performance. He also writes many self-help articles aimed at sales people who want to improve their performance.</p>
<p>Richard Stone is the Director for Spearhead Training Group Limited, a business that runs a full range of management and sales training courses designed for bettering business and personal performance. You can view more articles at <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" target="_new" href="http://www.salestrainingtechniques.org/gs/http_www_spearhead_training_co_uk/3101/1">http://www.spearhead-training.co.uk</a></p>
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<p>VISIT: tiny.cc Best Door to Door Salesman in The World! ‎&#8221; be quick like nestle and beat it like Michael Jackson thats why your neighbors said I remind them of Nicolas Cage because Ill be gone in 60 seconds&#8230;.Stevie Wonder says see&#8217;n is﻿ believen &#8230; I got a disease called enthusiasm..&#8221; :0</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><i>Question by </i>: Wasn&#8217;t she interested? Is this because she has a bf and doesn&#8217;t want to leave him?</strong><br />
She watched me nonstop in the gym. She would spot me out after I moved, she would notice when I walked by, she would stand and stare as her client worked out or would look around them at me as she spoke with them, I even caught her checking out my a** once as she was knelt beside a client somewhere behind me. She was always with clients. I specifically recall a time where she saw me on the stairmaster(all the way across the large room) as her client was putting away his weights. She stood still, staring at me in the crowded room, looked over her shoulder at her client, checked the people at her sides and then looked right back at me. It was as though she didn&#8217;t want to get caught by anyone staring at me.</p>
<p>After almost three months, I tried showing a bit more interest. Passing by, I actually tried making eye contact&#8230;looked at her client with a pleasant smile and then at her, and she took on a large smile as she spoke to her client, giving darting glances, out of the corner of her eye) back and forth between me and her client until I passed. I caught her eye another day, and her expression looked light/soft before she looked away. I looked down and could see that she&#8217;d looked right back at me. </p>
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<p>She was real flirty initially when I started training wth her (but I passed it off as a sales method). She was, from then on, real on and off. Sweet/flirty/interested one day and annoyed/irritated/sad the next. It was real confusing! She tried introducing me to her friend a couple times, but her friend was a b*tch and wouldn&#8217;t even look over. She asked several times what I was planning for the weekend and what I ended up doing, but I always blew it off quickly. I would mention something about other people in the gym and she would seem bothered; mentioned a man who licked his lips at me and she quick smiling and looked away, mentioned there weren&#8217;t a lot of good looking people in there and she went quiet before telling me to come at noon, and I asked a couple times about a male trainer I&#8217;d worked with once and she would suddenly go bitter or would look at me when he passed (Coincidentally, he would walk by irritated and would look away-probably because I didn&#8217;t continue with him- and she nay have thought something was going on)</p>
<p>God&#8230;I could go on talking about her&#8230;I texted to get together, she responded &#8220;of course&#8221; and asked when. I saw her the night before and she said her BF wanted her to go to the doctor&#8217;s with him and asked if I wanted to reschedule. SLAM. I didn&#8217;t. I took her mentioning a bf as her telling me she&#8217;s not interested.  (and doctor&#8217;s don&#8217;t hold their offices open in the evening). She doesn&#8217;t watch me like she used to and she hasn&#8217;t been sweet like she used to be for a while(though I haven&#8217;t spoken with her for a long time) It was just like that. Like she never felt anything. And I&#8217;m sitting here like &#8220;but I could have sworn&#8230;&#8221; I don&#8217;t want to let it go..</p>
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<p><i>Answer by Ren</i><br />There was this woman that watched me constantly as well and smiled a lot. Also seemed like her eyes were looking up and down at my body. It really seemed like she was getting turned on by it. When ever I walked by her it was like she desperately wanted to talk to me and when I left she got sad. I could have sworn she bi or a les, but she told me she was married.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Article by Nick Stanly Telephone sales training the abilities belonging to the caller too as teaches them new abilities for powerful sales calling that may boost telephone sales. Numerous companies that deal in prospect calling for leads too as making appointments for sales calls are nicely versed in the best way to make a call [...]]]></description>
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<p>Telephone <a href="http://www.salestrainingtechniques.org">sales training</a> the abilities belonging to the caller too as teaches them new abilities for powerful sales calling that may boost telephone sales. Numerous companies that deal in prospect calling for leads too as making appointments for sales calls are nicely versed in the best way to make a call which will appear pleasant to the receiver, and not be considered an annoyance. There is certainly a lot more to sales training for telephone callers than just giving them a script and teaching them the best way to use an auto dialer. When acquired, these skills add as much as far more sales.</p>
<p>There is a lot of competition within the arena of telephone sales and lead generation. This is why it is so important for companies to make use of successful training techniques with their telephone calling staff. There are fundamental ideas and methods that successful callers know how you can use since they have been trained correctly.</p>
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<p>One of the most important aspects of successful sales calling is always to be sure that the caller speaks naturally towards the prospect and not as if he or she is relying on a script. This can turn off a prospect as nobody likes to feel they&#8217;re dealing having a robot.</p>
<p>The caller ought to also speak clearly and be straightforward to realize. They really should communicate using the prospect in their own language to ensure that they are able to comprehend what they&#8217;re saying.</p>
<p>Some companies like to use scripts in telephone sales training. You are going to uncover that you can boost telephone sales in case you have callers who are flexible enough to deviate from the scripts if they locate it required inside the course of the call.</p>
<p>An excellent a lot of callers use an auto dialer program when creating calls. This really is significantly far more successful in terms of a tool for sales calls when the callers are well trained to have the ability to choose up the telephone when a human voice answers the call.</p>
<p>Callers should sound excited and happy to be generating the calls. This really is one of biggest secrets when it comes to effective sales calling. Callers really should be trained to smile and seem cheerful when creating calls as this radiates to the prospects.</p>
<p>Above all, callers ought to be skilled and effectively qualified to do the job. They ought to be outgoing enough to desire to talk to others on the telephone and be thin skinned with regards to those who do not want to talk to them.</p>
<p>If you want to boost telephone sales, you&#8217;ll want to employ telephone sales training that will allow callers to recognize the way to use effective sales calling when they are calling prospects or trying to obtain leads. Productive training begins using the above mentioned steps.
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		<description><![CDATA[Article by Gavin Ingham Copyright (c) 2010 Gavin Ingham I have a hobby, it&#8217;s called &#8220;door-kicking&#8221;. It&#8217;s a little like &#8220;tyre-kicking&#8221; but it doesn&#8217;t involve cars, it involves houses. When I&#8217;m not following my twin passions of motivational speaking and sales training, I love looking around houses&#8230; show-houses, old houses, new houses, penthouse flats, country [...]]]></description>
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<p>Copyright (c) 2010 Gavin Ingham</p>
<p>I have a hobby, it&#8217;s called &#8220;door-kicking&#8221;. It&#8217;s a little like &#8220;tyre-kicking&#8221; but it doesn&#8217;t involve cars, it involves houses. When I&#8217;m not following my twin passions of motivational speaking and <a href="http://www.salestrainingtechniques.org">sales training</a>, I love looking around houses&#8230; show-houses, old houses, new houses, penthouse flats, country cottages, farms&#8230; anything really. You could say that I am an estate agent&#8217;s nightmare but then I have bought every house I have ever owned when I was on a &#8220;door-kicking&#8221; outing.</p>
<p>Anyway, last month I was looking around a house without any serious intention and I loved it. Infact, I loved it so much that I negotiated with the seller then and there and put an offer in. She accepted and my Sunday afternoon jolly had just become a house buying trip! Next day, I contacted one of the well-known national estate agencies and asked them to come around to value my house which they did. The estate agent was polite, efficient and courteous. He valued the house at what I thought was a realistic price in the current market and told me how they operate. It sounded fine so I asked what the market was like at the moment in the local area. He said that it was picking up, that houses were moving again and that he should have no problem selling my house.</p>
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<p>Based on this, I agreed to put the house on the market with ABC Estate Agency and they took over the process of selling my house. This, from what I have seen so far, seems to consist of&#8230;</p>
<p>1.Take some measurements and some photos.2.Write up a description.3.Upload house onto RightMove and ABC&#8217;s company website.4.Sit back and wait for the proverbial chicken to fly into open mouth. Are you joking me? These are the same estate agents who have been moaning about how quiet things are, right?</p>
<p>So, as you do, I checked out RightMove to look at my house only to see that&#8230;</p>
<p>The house does not come up when you search my village. One of the rooms has been missed off the description of the property description altogether. Several of the measurements are wrong. The pictures are poor lousy. The room descriptions are non-existent. I could go on but I won&#8217;t because it is too depressing that anyone could be so inept. If I ran an estate agency and the most junior person on my sales team had been responsible for this description I would have been kicking ass. Let alone, the most senior consultant in charge of the branch!</p>
<p>But hey, no-one is perfect and everyone can make mistakes&#8230;</p>
<p>So I emailed them&#8230; but they did not respond. So I repeated the email&#8230; no response.</p>
<p>So I rang them and got their voicemail, &#8220;Sorry we are not in the office&#8230;&#8221; (well, I know you&#8217;re not showing anyone around my house, that&#8217;s for sure!) and decided to get into my car and drive down to their offices. With my (growing) annoyance kept well under check I explained to the one agent in the office the importance of 1) getting things right, 2) making a strong first impression through the advertisement and 3) the power of words like &#8220;mature, landscaped garden&#8221;, &#8220;stylish, open plan living&#8221; and &#8220;exclusive, residential area&#8221; (not just &#8220;garden&#8221;!&#8221;).</p>
<p>He looked bemused so I left a message for the sales manager to call me.</p>
<p>Surprise, surprise, 4 hours later and no call. These guys clearly need a motivational speaker and some sales training! So let&#8217;s fill in the gaps and put this into context&#8230;</p>
<p>Over the last few weeks I have visited with at least 8 estate agents. Out of all 8 only 1 took my name and contact details. The others knew that I was looking for a house but never asked for my details. Why not? I can only conclude laziness and having had it so good for so long that they do not even know how to do the job properly anymore. Our estate agent&#8217;s brain should have been whirring with people he could call the moment I listed my property&#8230; apparently not. So here we are, several days weeks on the market, no update calls from the sales agent and no viewings.</p>
<p>Now I accept my fault in this. I am a sales training expert and I should have made the time to see several estate agencies to &#8220;interview&#8221; them as potential salespeople just like I would for a client. After all, they are going to sell my house for me and interviewing salespeople is something that I am good at!</p>
<p>So about now you could be forgiven for thinking, &#8220;Well this is fine Gavin, but what does it have to do with me? I&#8217;m not an estate agent!&#8221; Good question&#8230; and the answer is&#8230; &#8220;Well, quite a lot&#8230; potentially.&#8221;</p>
<p>Estate agents are not alone in having had it too easy for the last few years. Estate agents are not alone in cutting corners when they get the chance. Estate agents are not alone when it comes to taking the easy route. Estate agents are not alone when it comes to doing the all important &#8220;sales&#8221; bit pretty badly.</p>
<p>As a sales motivational speaker I spend a lot of time working with, talking to and consulting with salespeople, sales managers, sales directors and business owners from a multitude of different industries. A rare few do everything they can to succeed but a far larger majority fail to achieve their full potential due to a lack of application in even the most simple of areas.</p>
<p>Simply put &#8211; many salespeople fall at the first hurdle because they just don&#8217;t apply themselves consistently enough.</p>
<p>As a motivational speaker I always strive to raise my game and challenge myself to push for the next level. I am constantly astounded by how even the slightest increase in your game can increase results dramatically. Raising your game by even 10% can make a huge difference to the sales results and successes that you achieve &#8211; both in your job and in your life.</p>
<p>So this weeks&#8217; challenge is to raise your game. What area can you seek to improve to get a leap in your sales results?
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<p>			    About the Author</p>
<p>To read Gavin&#8217;s acclaimed sales training blog visit <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" target="_new" href="http://www.salestrainingtechniques.org/gs/www_gaviningham_com_blog_/3097/1">www.gaviningham.com/blog/</a> now.</p>
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<p>www.career-confidential.com Peggy McKee (sales recruiter at PHC Consulting) gives tips and techniques for dealing with job nerves. www.phcconsulting.com youtu.be<br />
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		<title>A Sales Training Case-Study With Model Answers To Test Your Existing Level of Sales Skills</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Article by Richard Stone Sales training courses continually use case studies to aid understanding and development. Below you will see a case study about a made up sales situation between a sales person and a customer. The moment you&#8217;ve read through the case study jot down the answers to the three questions which have been [...]]]></description>
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<p><a href="http://www.salestrainingtechniques.org">Sales training courses</a> continually use case studies to aid understanding and development. Below you will see a case study about a made up sales situation between a sales person and a customer. The moment you&#8217;ve read through the case study jot down the answers to the three questions which have been posed at the conclusion of the case study. These will help you verify your awareness on the best way to address tricky selling situations. You will find some example ideas offered at the conclusion of the post to which you can evaluate your answers.</p>
<p>For some twelve months, Fred Green has long been looking to acquire an order from ABC Ltd but without any success. Just about every 2 months he calls on the business and the buyer, Sarah Brown, always receives him politely, listens to all his sales arguments thoroughly, looks through the papers in the quotation, and then purely repeats that she is satisfied with the performance of the 2 firms who supply her for the moment. At times she adds with a smile: &#8220;sometime or other these companies may fall down on the task and you&#8217;ll get your opportunity then Fred.&#8221;</p>
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<p>Fred Green is sadly becoming impatient with this treatment and feels that he cannot wait forever for an order. He feels that Sarah is just playing tough to get, and isn&#8217;t serious about making use of his company in the future. He furthermore has yet another concern in that his supervisor, the sales director, would like to see the name of ABC Ltd, the foremost name in the current market, on the list of the company&#8217;s customers. He&#8217;s constantly asking Fred when they are going to see an order from ABC Limited. For Fred, ABC Ltd represents a standing challenge.</p>
<p>Just when it appeared that every thing was lost a chance appeared to come to Fred&#8217;s rescue. Fred was a keen tennis player, and as such represented his club side in the local knockout tournament. In the 2nd round of the tounament, he came up against Charles Lister, who was a member of the board for ABC Limited. To the surprise of people that knew how great he was, Fred lost the match. A happy Charles Lister invited Fred to join him to get a drink at the club bar following the game. Fred grabbed his opportunity with both hands. Over a beer he explained to Charles whom he worked for along with the problems he had experienced in seeking to secure ABC&#8217;s order. The evening ended with an agreement to participate in a return game at Lister&#8217;s tennis club, and that Fred ought to bring his quotation along with him.</p>
<p>Several days after the return game, Fred received a modest trial order from ABC Limited. He was particularly satisfied with this development, and thought that it would not be very long before he started to acquire frequent and larger orders.</p>
<p>However, when he next turned up at ABC Ltd for his usual two monthly meeting with Sarah, she sent a communication by means of the receptionist, declaring that she was rather busy and had no time for a meeting that day. The subsequent meeting was equally unsuccessful. Sarah simply told Fred (once again by means of the receptionist) that any quotations or offers must be put in writing and sent to her by means of e-mail.</p>
<p>Fred thought that he knew why Sarah was so off-hand with him. He phoned Charles Lister again and asked him to put in a good word for him with Sarah. Rather to his surprise, Charles refused saying: &#8220;I&#8217;ve said to Sarah that your products are ok and that she should take you into consideration as a provider when she is considering placing an order. Greater than that I won&#8217;t be able to do for you.&#8221;</p>
<p>Now contemplate the following three test questions. Make a note of your answers and then evaluate them aided by the comments about the case study, which you can find below.</p>
<p>1.Was Fred correct in taking advantage of his chance encounter with Charles Lister to push his products and additionally to try for a trial order?</p>
<p>2.What can Fred do now to be able to get back in favour with Sarah?</p>
<p>3.Ought Fred drop his relationship with Charles Lister? If yes, how should this be done?</p>
<p>Having looked at the case of the by-passed buyer described above, it might have looked that sales man Fred has dug himself right into a huge hole. Despite the fact that Fred has received a minor trial order from a potentially significant customer, ABC Limited, through a personal contact with a director, Charles Lister, at ABC Plc he has upset the buyer, Sarah. Sarah certainly suspects that she has been by-passed and has responded by preventing all direct contact with Fred. You were asked 3 questions concerning the case. These identical questions were asked of an experienced instructor who runs sales <a href="http://www.salestrainingtechniques.org">training courses</a>. Listed here are his ideas and advice:</p>
<p>1. Was Fred correct in taking advantage of his chance encounter with Charles Lister? In principle, Fred was correct to take advantage of this opportunity. However, his error lay in not telling Sarah, the client, straight away about the chance meeting with Sarah&#8217;s manager Charles Lister and explaining the position to her. This might put Sarah in the picture, and Sarah would not have been left with the feeling that Fred had somehow managed to by-pass her.</p>
<p>2. What can Fred do right away to get back in favour with Sarah? Fred ought to seek to setup a meeting with Sarah to clarify the situation. He might, as an example, write Sarah an e mail inviting her to lunch so that they are able to discuss what appears to be a possible misunderstanding. In such a discussion, he must set out what occurred, and persuade Sarah that it absolutely was not a matter of seeking to go behind her back, but rather the result of a chance private meeting with Charles.</p>
<p>Fred should admit to Sarah that he had not handled the situation very well. Fred most definitely made yet another error in heading back to Charles Lister and asking him to &#8220;put a good word in for him&#8221;. It would have been far better if Fred had asked Charles to explain to Sarah how the circumstances had arisen and to stress that any decision about placing orders naturally lay with Sarah as the buyer. This might have given Sarah the chance to recover her loss of face, which she clearly thought she had suffered.</p>
<p>3. Should Fred drop his connection with Charles Lister and if so, how?</p>
<p>Fred ought to keep up contact with Charles, but on a personal basis, rather than at a business level. At first, however, he will have to convince Charles to make contact with Sarah and explain the background about the situation set out above. Having said that, after this the relationship with Charles must be kept strictly on a personal level. Certainly the next time Fred plays Charles at tennis, he should try to win!</p>
<p>Having read the example responses, how did your answers compare? If you want to develop into a more proficient and skilled sales man you may do this by attending regular <a href="http://www.salestrainingtechniques.org">sales training</a> courses.
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<p>			    About the Author</p>
<p>Richard is an experienced trainer and presenter who is a specialist indeveloping sales peoples performance. He also writes many self-help articles aimed at sales people who want to improve their performance.</p>
<p>Richard Stone the Director of Spearhead Training Limited, an organization that provides management and sales training courses aimed at improving business and personal performance. It is possible to view extra articles at <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" target="_new" href="http://www.salestrainingtechniques.org/gs/http_www_spearhead_training_co_uk/3095/1">http://www.spearhead-training.co.uk</a></p>
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<p>Perhaps the most sought after training from the basket of offerings from Akashgautam ; this very powerful corporate offering bases its training assumptions on the most valid premise of selling &#8211; &#8216;as long as your eyes are on the goal; you shall see no obstacles&#8217;. It brings out lessons in sales by demarcating &#8216;Relationship selling&#8217; from the usually happening &#8216;synthetic transactional selling&#8217;.Creating a lasting first impression, the right attitude to selling, developing a pleasing personality, the CT scan of the whole process of selling, closing the sales loop will be the centrifugal essence of this training.</p>
<p>Akash Gautam is India</p>
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		<title>This Week in Sales &#8211; The Most Important Word in Sales is &#8216;Next&#8217;</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Mike Brooks, aka Mr. Inside Sales, is on the show with host Kevin Gaither to debate whether or not cold-calling is dead. 00:00 Cold Open 00:30 Introduction 00:55 Nightmare Sales Job: When I Was Hating Sales 02:20 Mike&#8217;s impressive work history and his books, 03:05 With Sales 2.0, is cold calling dead? 04:20 With inbound [...]]]></description>
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<p>Mike Brooks, aka Mr. Inside Sales, is on the show with host Kevin Gaither to debate whether or not cold-calling is dead. 00:00 Cold Open 00:30 Introduction 00:55 Nightmare Sales Job: When I Was Hating Sales 02:20 Mike&#8217;s impressive work history and his books, 03:05 With Sales 2.0, is cold calling dead? 04:20 With inbound leads and Sales 2.0 technology, do we need to redefine cold calling? 05:20 You still need to learn how to make a phone call the right way 05:35 Product dumps and monologues, what&#8217;s the right way to make a cold call? 06:55 What are the rules for a successful cold call? 08:40 How long should your cold call introduction be? 09:10 Short introductions are important, listening to the answer is more important. 09:55 The three statements to throw away as a sales professional 10:55 The importance and controversy behind scripting calls and responses 12:20 80% of the situations a sales rep will encounter are predictable and able to prepped for 13:35 NFL teams run plays based on research and patterns. 14:05 Ever been told to &#8220;send me your information&#8221;? Mike has a tip on how to take this common response and convert it into a prospect. 17:20 Part of your job is to disqualify leads in a respectable manner: out of a 100 prospects, only 5 may eventually buy from you. Identify them! 18:35 The most important word in sales is &#8220;next&#8221;. 19:50 Where are sales managers screwing up? 20:50 The Manager&#8217;s Dilemma 23:10 Mike talks directly to sales managers: &#8220;the magic happens during <b>&#8230;</b></p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Article by Ajaero Tony Martins The difference between a small business and a large business is simply the tactical use of sales techniques. This holds true when the size and the scope of operations are both ignored. All big firms started small. So any new business therefore must shift its worries from size or location [...]]]></description>
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<p>The difference between a small business and a large business is simply the tactical use of <a href="http://www.salestrainingtechniques.org">sales techniques</a>. This holds true when the size and the scope of operations are both ignored. All big firms started small. So any new business therefore must shift its worries from size or location to a much relevant aspect; which is sales. It is necessary to understand that a passion or hobby doesn&#8217;t translate to success. It is also true that a wider perspective is needed to sustain the momentum of passion and dedication. Sales techniques encompass this level of thought.Small businesses normally engage in active selling just to survive in the first few months of existence. A key technique in selling is persuasion. Sales techniques therefore, include hiring competent people in the roster of personnel. Salespersons, as they are called; are indispensable for any new business. Convincing powers, coupled with charms that make customers irritated by not buying, are basics. These skills are further honed by training and equipping your sales people; and by motivating them to go out of their way to meet quotas or targets through incentives promised on good performances.Sales techniques also involve the attitude forwarded to potential customers. Responding to customer feedback and how these responses are channeled into the mainstream create much difference. Any sales manual must prescribe timely and efficient response to customer needs as an effective tool to maintain and improve profits.Small business sales techniques, however, need not focus purely on selling. Businesses must start giving in order to obtain the loyalty of customers. Promotional strategies are concrete examples. Discounts for bulk purchases, the famous buy-one-get-one tagline, event sponsorships and the freebies from continued patronage are typical inclusions to the list of strategies. These sales techniques are profitable if cost is calculated well.Small businesses may opt for free giving &#8211; in exchange for nothing. The previous techniques all involve paying price, but with extra bag of surprises. Sales techniques may include giving in return for nothing. This type of promotion is good because it allows potential customers to be acquainted with the product. This also downplays objections in one hit. Take for instance a local beverage firm that decides to offer a free supply to a retailer for a month, and with the encouragement to sell them to customers at normal or suggested price. This won&#8217;t hurt their profits, but may affect their cost for some time.Now what is the advantage of using the free samples offer sales techniques? Well, the technique is merely the act of sowing seeds to gain a loyal customer. The costs of the giveaway will be exceeded by the returns, in due time. It is not always selling that matters; giving counts. It is not all about gaining much today. The better notion is investing today for a more profitable tomorrow.
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<p>And just before I drop my pen, if you need Expert Advice on <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" target="_new" href="http://www.salestrainingtechniques.org/gs/How_to_Start_a_Business/3092/1">How to Start a Business</a> from scratch; please feel free to visit my blog. In addition, you can also download my Master List of Best <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" target="_new" href="http://www.salestrainingtechniques.org/gs/Business_Opportunities_in_Nigeria/3092/2">Business Opportunities in Nigeria</a> for FREE.</p>
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<p>High-energy professional with exceptional interpersonal and communication skills with an extensive background in the following broad-based competencies:</p>
<p>SALES REPRESENTATIVE                                          GENERAL MANAGER<br />
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<p>Excellent qualifications in customer service with a comprehensive knowledge of management, team building, problem solving and project execution.<br />
Self-motivated and proactive committed individual who works not only highly efficient on a team environment but also independently.   </p>
<p>PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE<br />
Hotel Valeria and Rumors Bar, Tepic Nayarit Mexico                               02/13/08 – 12/28/10<br />
General Manager<br />
•Created and put together the “Rumors Bar&#8221; project.<br />
• Designed and built the bar area including the interior design.<br />
•Supervised and tutored 4 associates.<br />
•Increased sales and gain name recognition.<br />
•Participated and worked on the Valeria Hotel inauguration.<br />
• Increased clientele with the creation of “Rumors Bar” placing the hotel on the competing arena.<br />
•Assisted the Front desk position / receptionist.</p>
<p>Casa Nayarit, Non-profit Org. Santa Ana, CA                                             08/20/07 – 02/10/08<br />
Director<br />
•Fund raised Money to support Nayarit immigrants community projects.<br />
•Promoted our culture and traditions in Southern California.<br />
•Organized multicultural festivals and participated on local community parades.<br />
•Motivated and encouraged teens peers on the basis of success and social responsibility.<br />
•Built public relations.<br />
•Leadership Education and training.<br />
•Learned to work and live cooperatively with others.</p>
<p> Building Dreams Investments Inc.  Duarte                                                                 2007-2008<br />
Manager Assistant<br />
•Front desk receptionist<br />
•Customer  Service<br />
•Real estate telemarketing<br />
•Loan coordinating<br />
•Organized files, data entry, and client billing.</p>
<p>E.R. Auto Insurance &#038; Profesional services  Azusa                                                    2003-2006<br />
Sales  Representative<br />
•Customer  Service<br />
•Increased sales<br />
•Front Desk Receptionist.<br />
•Filling INS applications for clients.<br />
•Organized files, and data entry.</p>
<p>Pasadena Travel &#038; Tours Azusa California                                                                1999-2003<br />
Sales Representative<br />
•Customer  Service<br />
•Increased sales<br />
•Front Desk Receptionist<br />
•Booking flight reservations<br />
•Data entry.</p>
<p>Education:<br />
Gladstone High School                                                                                        West Covina CA<br />
Diploma</p>
<p>Citrus Community College                                                                          Glendora, California<br />
General classes</p>
<p>Special Courses<br />
Real Estate courses.<br />
Motivation and improvement  (IMELE)<br />
Loan processing courses.</p>
<p>Languages:<br />
Fluent in English and Spanish.</p>
<p><strong>Best answer:</strong></p>
<p><i>Answer by Rachelle</i><br />Nice qualifications! Make sure you have a nice format when you print it out. Overall I just have a few suggestions: </p>
<p>-At the top, after Telemarketing Customer Service, you should change the &#8220;Recepcionist to Receptionist&#8221;<br />
-Keep your capitalization consistent. For example, </p>
<p>Pasadena Travel &#038; Tours Azusa California 1999-2003<br />
Sales Representative<br />
• Customer Service<br />
• Increased sales &#8212;&#8212;&#8211;> Increased Sales<br />
• Front Desk Receptionist<br />
• Booking flight reservations &#8212;&#8212;-> Booking Flight Reservations<br />
• Data entry. &#8212;&#8212;> Data Entry</p>
<p>Also, if you&#8217;re putting everything into past tense, keep it consistent throughout the whole resume. For example: Increased Sales, Booked Flight Reservations, etc. </p>
<p>Good Luck!</p>
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		<title>Las Vegas Short Sale Specialist</title>
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<p>A Las Vegas short sale specialist is specifically trained in the competitive real estate market of metropolitan Las Vegas. The value of real estate in and around Las Vegas is consistently higher than the national average, making a purchase of property in the region a wise &#8211; if not risky &#8211; investment. As in any case where buyers are searching for properties they desire as a residence or investment, value is paramount. Purchasing a home through a short sale negotiation is one of the more effective ways to procure properties in Las Vegas at a cut rate, prior to foreclosure. Once a property hits a foreclosure level, it is often difficult to reclaim funds associated with the purchase, particularly when outgoing residents leave the property in a state of disrepair. Las Vegas short sale specialists help to negotiate a property transfer through the bank or lending party in a manner that preserves the seller&#8217;s credit, satisfies the financier, and appeals to the buyer&#8217;s projected budget. </p>
<p>Short sales are increasingly common in areas of the United States where real estate was previously moved at inflated prices. Though Las Vegas still figures to be a player in the luxury real estate market for upper middle class and wealthy citizens for an extended period of time, the inflation associated with properties in the region make short sales much more reasonable. Parties who may not have previously had the means to consider a purchase of real estate in Las Vegas will have many more options as the volume of properties in short sale increases. Consulting a <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" target="_new" rel="nofollow" href="http://www.salestrainingtechniques.org/gs/Las_Vegas_short_sale_specialist/3090/1">Las Vegas short sale specialist</a> should give potential buyers a reasonable impression of where the property&#8217;s value is likely to go as market trends level out. The advice of a professional with experience and knowledge of the region can get buyers into a home that suits them both personally and as an opportunity to build equity. </p>
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<p><a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" target="_new" rel="nofollow" href="http://www.salestrainingtechniques.org/gs/Las_Vegas_short_sale_specialists/3090/2">Las Vegas short sale specialists</a> are skilled in the art of negotiation, as they regularly deal with banks and lenders to drive prices to appealing levels for both buyers and sellers. Negotiating with overseeing financial groups is a different practice altogether than working with or against other realtors. The transactions agreements between realtors are likely to be back and forth with a flexible bottom line. When negotiations over a residential property fail to meet on a price point, additional incentives may be thrown the way of the buyer or seller to close the deal. A Las Vegas short sale specialist will not have the option of negotiating much in the way of incentives for parties involved in a short sale transaction. The bottom line set by the lending party is generally what they consider an acceptable loss on the investment. Short sale specialists often must drive home the efficiency with which a property can be moved to enhance a deal when dollar amounts are set.
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<p>			    About the Author</p>
<p>Michael Bondi is an experienced Las Vegas short sale specialist, professional and agent that has successfully completed over 60 short sales. To learn more about Michael, please visit his web site, <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" target="_new" href="http://www.salestrainingtechniques.org/gs/http_www_lvrealty4sale_com/3090/3">http://www.lvrealty4sale.com</a>.</p>
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		<title>Don Hutson Sales Speaker</title>
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<p>For more than 30 years, Don Hutson has been in the business of making people believe they can do better and giving them the skills to do it. Offering sales professionals a chance to reach new heights through innovative, groundbreaking selling techniques, Don Hutson shares his insightful skills that enhance personal and team performance.<br />
<strong>Video Rating: 5 / 5</strong></p>
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