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Good Practices for CRM

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Time is Money

Are you wasting both?

I think that there are a few things that everyone working is sales has been guilty of at one time or another: spending an exorbinant amount of time on a difficult customer, thinking of leads in terms of quantity instead of quality, and conducting sales calls with unqualified leads.  These efforts can occasionaly turn into a profitable use of time but often they do not, and I am sure there are many other ways in which we shoot ourselves in the foot when it comes to generating revenue for our company and possible commissions for ourselves.  It is important to take stock of our selling efforts on a regular basis to find out what is still working and what needs to improve - things change and what used to work in the past does not always prove fruitful in the present.  I found a short and sweet article published by Miller Heiman highlighting research on ROS, feel free to check it out!

-Brianna

Published Wednesday, May 28, 2008 2:22 PM by Brianna Tinjum

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About Brianna Tinjum

I am happy to say I love my job! Everyday there is a new challenge and something new to learn, it keeps things interesting. I was very happy when we started Good Training because it gave me an opportunity to help people and share knowledge. Outside of the office I enjoy being active. When weather permits you may catch me riding my bike around the lakes of Minneapolis or hiking in Northern Minnesota. In the winter I get out snowboarding as much as possible and I always try to take a trip to the mountains. I made it out to Bridger Bowl in Bozeman, MT at the end of February 2008 and it was a fantastic time! Year round I participate in dance and yoga classes to mix things up. I love watching movies and you could say I may have seen too many. :) I also have a passion for reading - if I find a good book it can consume all of my free time.