You will build a better business if you learn how to have a better conversation. Maybe the best thing you can do to increase your sales is to stop selling. Stop doing all the talking and start building a give and take conversation—a true dialogue.
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Without People, Brands Have No Meaning
Brands are built over time but can be destroyed in an instant. This is why is it critically important to realize that branding is all about people. And it begins at the inside of an organization.
Read MoreEven Retirees Are Doing It
Even older clients who grew up with the “one-size-fits-all” adult T-shirt as their world are choosing to buy FASHION TEES.
Read More5 Reasons You’re Not Growing
There is a market of around $20 billion dollars for what you’ve got to sell. Most of us would be very happy with just a few crumbs from that table. So what’s holding you back?
Read MorePromotional Products as an Engagement Strategy: Part 3 of 3
For effective use, the engagement professional will be strategic and thoughtful in the selection of promotional products as a communications device. Selecting the right products means knowing your communication objectives.
Read MoreThe New Cape for Super Heroes
The best thing we can do as garment counselors is to make our clients look like heroes to THEIR end-users. The perfect apparel category for that? Jackets.
Read More5 Ways to Use LinkedIn to Land New Business
LinkedIn is a happening place. It is the unsung hero of social platforms and it can indeed be used to obtain new business. Here are five approaches for you to use LinkedIn effectively.
Read MoreWhat Makes a Champion?
As a consultant, I am often asked, “what are the characteristics of successful people in the industry?” One interesting note—it has nothing to do with gender, age or tenure in the industry. Instead, it has everything to do with the character and integrity of an individual. I have noticed through discussion and observation several factors that I believe truly make a champion. And by the way, becoming a million dollar salesperson isn’t the Holy Grail barometer of success. Success can be measured and identified on many, many levels.
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