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Introduce new products.
But do your homework first. |
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Announce changes. Or let
the rumor mill run wild. |
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Stimulate the use of new
techniques. New techniques, new customers. |
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Support your sales team.
Repeat in print what your sales team says – and visa versa.
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Generate telephone, fax
and email inquiries. Real buyers demand immediate action.
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Stay visible! More than
70% of all sales are initiated by the buyer. |
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Attract better employees
– before your competitor gets them. |
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Counter economic downturns.
Why go with the flow? Be a salmon, swim upstream. |
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Test your market. Cut down
on failures and job turnover. |
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Show leadership. Like dog
teams, the view is better from the front. |
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Reach new buyers. Buying
teams are constantly changing. |
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Define how you will be
compared. Make the competition fight your strength, not
weaknesses. |
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Energize your staff. Seeing
the company name in print is a great morale booster. |
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Attract new distributors.
Nothing makes the old ones work harder. |
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Attract investors. They
see your ads, too. |