Treating the Customer Dissatisfaction Epidemic: How to Go Beyond Simply Masking the Symptoms
Corporations in every sector are spending more than ever before in an attempt to improve their customer service levels. Every year they pour hundreds of millions of dollars into new systems and training programs that promise them the ability to win customer loyalty. Despite their efforts, however, customer satisfaction results continue to fall. Why aren’t these massive efforts paying huge dividends? One would think that by now the organizations that have committed these vast resources would have a large cadre of satisfied, loyal customers, but in most cases just the opposite is

The New Google Adwords Guide
Year 2007 and let's face it, lot's of information about Adwords and PPC marketing is out dated. Google has made so many changes to it's Adwords system that all the guides are worthless now.Many successful advertisers that used to make $10,000 and more every month lost their business in a day. All because if the 'Google Slap' which many people don't understand. Google changes are forcing people to change their strategies, create new ideas and find other ways to earn revenue on the Internet.But there are pretty easy steps to continue working with Adwords and making

Small Business Marketing Secrets: A Cold Calling Refresher
I once had a sales manager whose idea of giving us leads was to throw a phone book at us and say, "Start calling!"He didn't care whether the people we were calling had any interest in what we were selling. He just wanted us on the phone pitching the product.Thankfully this type of cold calling is becoming a thing of the past. I call it "blind" cold calling because it is completely blind to the prospect's potential interest in the product or service. It pays no attention to what the prospect might want because it's focused entirely on what the salesperson wants.rganizations from governmental bodies to small, privately held fraud-prevention corporations. With all of that information available, how can an individual consumer know what to believe and what to dismiss?

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