If you’re the type of person who likes organization, or heck if you just plain think you need more organization in your life, Lori Richardson’s latest article is for you. She breaks down what you should be doing at three critical stages of a business-building week.
Tag Archives: Business Development
Giving Thanks Throughout the Year Can Increase Profits
Monday, Nov 22, 2010
It’s Thanksgiving again, a time traditionally devoted to focus on what one is thankful for (along with the turkey and cranberries and pumpkin pie). While most people use this holiday as a time to consciously give thanks, those two little words (“thank you”) can have a major impact at any time of the year.
Holiday Cards: Spread Cheer and Build Relationships
Wednesday, Nov 17, 2010
As the holiday season approaches, you may find yourself facing a common dilemma: To send holiday cards or skip the tradition. It can be tricky…
“Sell” Yourself to Get New Clients
Wednesday, Jun 16, 2010
If you’ve been unsuccessful in seeking out new clients, you may be overlooking some key tactics, according to a new article from author and sales professional C.J. Hayden.
Are Cold Calls Really Dead?
Friday, May 7, 2010
Here is a great topic to debate: Because of social media, is cold calling dead? This is a question that has divided many salespeople, and there are valid arguments to both sides.
A Rainmaker’s Recipe for Success
Wednesday, Feb 24, 2010
The “recipe” for successful business development, according to the principal of marketing and public relations firm Berbay Corp., requires these ingredients: Commitment, culture, compensation, and cultivation.
“Five Rules” for Businesses Using Twitter
Wednesday, Nov 11, 2009
If you use Twitter for business-related purposes, an article on Rain Today has some advice for you. Written by marketer and blogger Eric Rudolf, the article highlights five rules that no business should break when using Twitter.










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