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United Airlines Uses Customer Service This Way to Impact Sales

Understanding the Sales Force

Understanding the Sales Force by Dave Kurlan Yesterday, I was returning from New Orleans on an airline I had previously decided never to use again. Yes, they sold me, for a second straight time, that flying United is not a good experience, their people don''t care, putting their own needs first, ahead of their customers.

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10 Great Examples - Customer Service as a Powerful Sales Tool

Understanding the Sales Force

Last week, during my travels to Poland and back, I experienced how companies are using customer service as sales tools. In most cases, customer service tends to be vanilla, bland, and although professional in its approach, it is typically highly unspectacular.

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Keys to Improved Sales Performance - Part 4 of 4

Understanding the Sales Force

Understanding the Sales Force by Dave Kurlan This is the third in a four-part series that will run this week. The Sales Leadership Articles. Sales Leadership and sales management are the keys to successful sales performance. Starting with the Sales Management Team - Is it a Bad Decision? See Part 1 here.

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Collaboration for Mid-Market Sales Growth

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Many of the same ideas are rehashed daily within sales and customer service – and in accounting and operations. If you have an open environment where ideas can be shared your company has a good chance of using collaboration for sales growth. In sales and business building – execution is where it is at.

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The Tao of WOW!

Sales and Marketing Management

Author: Staff Wowing customers has been built into the business plan of B2B companies across all industries. It’s the subject of Micah Solomon’s new book “Ignore Your Customers (And They’ll Go Away).” Satisfactory customer service isn’t enough, Solomon says.

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Sentiment Analysis: A Primer for B2B Marketers

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The first customer sends a polite email that seeks clarification about an issue they’re having, while the second customer expresses significant frustration about the same problem. From a customer service perspective, you may approach these two customers with the same solution.

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14 Quick Tips On Becoming A More Assertive Salesperson

MTD Sales Training

If the airline counter agent tells you that you must pay extra for your heavy bag, don’t get angry at the agent! Your beef is with the airline’s policy (and possibly your failure to read the fine print). MTD Sales Training | Sales Blog | Image courtesy of Dollarphotoclub. Instead, treat the agent like an ally.

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