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So You Want to Be a Bodyguard?
Then let me start by helping out. The politically correct phrase these days is not "bodyguard" but personal protection specialist, executive protection specialist or close protection operative, depending on your place of training and other p

EAST have it custom imprinted with a compelling message about what you have to offer. Otherwise FORGET IT.

This is the last article in the "Secrets of Trade Show Selling" series. If you take all 10 points into consideration when planning your show, you will be leaps and bounds ahead of your competition and have unprecedented success to show for all of the hard work an

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With global terrorization rising around the world, US companies are now compelled to verify the backgrounds of all foreign-born job candidates and employees who manage and staff foreign offices. Companies use Internet-based background screen

You don't become exclusive until you exclude. There is nothing more exciting than being on the invitation list of an exclusive event. Now imagine your shattered expectations when you arrive in your formals only to find a hastily placed bowl of candy on the table - and no one there to greet you with a warm welcome.

Ridiculous? Well, consider what is happening in your booth. Even though nobody is going to show up in their formals, they certainly DO have expectations of you at a trade show. Don't disappoint them! Nothing communicates a more complete lack of style or consideration than the ubiquitous candy bowl. Could you POSSIBLY have put any LESS thought into serving your role as a host??

If you REALLY want to make a great impression - and the size and profile of your prospect base makes it cost-justified - consider offering a Hospitality Suite. Otherwise, consider the need for hospitality altogether. Hospitality encourages people to linger - and that might not serve you well. Your prospects will much prefer your sincere efforts in building a mutually profitable relationship - than by offering them a hunk of sugar. On behalf of all your customers, a candy bowl IS NOT hospitality!

Worse yet, a candy bowl encourages EVERYONE to stop - and might pull you into conversations with unqualified visitors. Unless EVERYONE is your prospect, you're better off to free up the space for more productive sales related materials. If you MUST provide candy, then you should AT LEAST have it custom imprinted with a compelling message about what you have to offer. Otherwise FORGET IT.

Why Your Clients Are Buying from Someone Else (and What You Can Do About It)
Have you ever wondered why a client would come to you for your services one time and then next time go to someone else? It’s a frustrating situation. You spend lots of time, energy and money to bring in new clients, only to have them defect

booth. Even though nobody is going to show up in their formals, they certainly DO have expectations of you at a trade show. Don't disappoint them! Nothing communicates a more complete lack of style or consideration than the ubiquitous candy bowl. Could you POSSIBLY have put any LESS thought into serving your role as a host??

Advertising-How to Begin?
First you need to learn everything there is to learn about your business, from what products you sell and their benefits to what type of specials your business is having for the month.When you advertise you want to think like a consum

sion - and the size and profile of your prospect base makes it cost-justified - consider offering a Hospitality Suite. Otherwise, consider the need for hospitality altogether. Hospitality encourages people to linger - and that might not serve you well. Your prospects will much prefer your sincere efforts in building a mutually profitable relationship - than by offering them a hunk of sugar. On behalf of all your customers, a candy bowl IS NOT hospitality!

Fantastic Job Fair Follow-up
Set the stage for fantastic job fair follow-up while you are still at the job fair. As the conversation is coming to a close, ask for the company representative’s business card. If he or she doesn’t have one, ask for their name, title, and b

m a hunk of sugar. On behalf of all your customers, a candy bowl IS NOT hospitality!

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EAST have it custom imprinted with a compelling message about what you have to offer. Otherwise FORGET IT.

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The number one objective of your sales copy is to get your prospect interested enough in your offer to actually take action and buy it.

Perhaps you have seen the catalogs or talk to a company that rents giant blowup guerrillas that you can use to help advertise your store. But does it really makes sense to put a big blow up guerrilla in front of your store to make people look and get their attention? In some cases it does, but consider if you will that the guerrilla needs to wear a sign on his chest that says; Big Sale!

Christian churches serve by helping to strengthen people’s faith. This comes at a cost for most churches. There are building expenses, salaries, missions and supporting other local charities. For most churches there is a need to raise money through fundraisers. This can become a challenge year after year, trying to come up with new and innovative ideas. Here is a list of church fundraising ideas that are perfect for many congregations.

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