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Sep 10, 2008 9:48 AM ET    Quote  Report Abuse
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stick with a SuN member!
www.promotionsdept.us



Sheaalyse

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Sep 24, 2008 1:15 PM ET    Quote  Report Abuse
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Hi Chris,

I have been in sales for 17 years; in multiple industries, and have always risen to the top.  However, what I`ve found is that in each sales job, although I made a lot of money, the only way I could continue making that money would be by continuing to work!  As I thought about this, I learned about residual income, and realized that building a stream of passive, residual income was the only way to REALLY enjoy retirement!  As a result, I did alot of research on companies offering this type of income opportunity, and came across one that aligned with exactly what I was looking for.

Robert Kiyosaki (author of Rich Dad Poor Dad) teaches that there are 3 key ingredients to a successful income opportunity:

1.)  Timing!  (Just imagine if you had been on the front-end of Microsoft, Dell, Apple, Excel Communications, etc....)  The people who caught he vision, and got involved with these companies during the infancy stages, are millionaires today.

2.)  Product!  The product must NOT be discretionary, but necessary.  In other words, it must be something that people truly need, and will continue to pay for as a result of that need.

3.)  Compensation Plan!  Any company can get distributors to sell their products; but how many of those distributors will become multi 6 figure and 7 figure earners?  The compensation plan is key to growing a truly successful organization; in which individuals getting involved and working the business can realistically win on every level.

Chris, I admire your tenacity, and hunger; and and am looking for individuals like your self to join my organization. The company I am apart of has each and every one of the characteristics I mentioned above. 

Below, I have included 3 initial steps you must take to find out more about this opportunity.  Once you have completed these 3 steps, you may contact me directly on:

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My organization is growing quickly, and we are the fastest growing team in the company due to the tools we give to each and everyone of our team members to ensure their success. 
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Warmest Regards,

Shea




Fr3shjive

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Sep 02, 2009 2:57 AM ET    Quote  Report Abuse
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How can you tell the difference between a legit sales job and some MLM bull sh!t?

I've been doing collections for over 5 years now and want to move in to an industry where Im paid more based off of performance. I was consistantly a top collector but now Im looking for something that is performance paid and I know in sales they'll definitely pay you for your performance.

Do you guys have any suggestions on where I might look for an entry level sales position? Im in southern California and looking for some real sales work.



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DBeavers

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Sep 02, 2009 9:32 AM ET    Quote  Report Abuse
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1.  How can you tell the difference between a legit sales job and some MLM bull sh!t?

2.  Do you guys have any suggestions on where I might look for an entry level sales position? Im in southern California and looking for some real sales work.

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Fr3shjive,

1.  If the position is legitimate, you'll find people who have been doing it long-term.  I just celebrated 25 years in my business, selling promotional advertising products to a wide range of business, industry, and gov't buyers.  This is a great industry for repeat business, where you don't have to sell to another bunch of one-time buyers every day, week, or month all over again.  Many of my clients have been ordering from me for 10 to 24 years.  Over 90 per cent have been my customer for 3 years or more - I do add new clients almost every month, but can do quite well with just the repeats.


Look for products that are both in-demand and consumable.  If the client needs to buy your product, the way you need to buy groceries every month, you've found the right kind of sales.

If you can own your business, rather than be just an employee, you will be growing equity with every new customer you sell.  It doesn't get more legitimate than that.


It also helps, if you will have the ability to leverage income by adding others to sell for you - Leveraging your knowledge of the industry and gaining income from sales you didn't have to make personally.


2.  Promotional advertising is the one area of advertising & marketing that has grown consistently over most of the past 4 decades - where it is now a $20 Billion industry.

I've been selling promos full-time for the past 22 years, after starting and building my business on a part-time basis.


With Kaeser & Blair, you don't have to have a pile of money to start your own business, buy inventory, and handle all the billing, accounts payable/accounts receivable, sales tax collections and reporting, etc.  Just service the customers need for products that will carry their company name, logo, contact info, etc, and do it again and again.

This business isn't for everyone, which limits the competition I face.  Serving my clients is something I look forward to every day, as I know I'll be rewarded generously in return.

Good luck in finding what works for you.

Dennis

BASSCO, Inc.



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Dennis Bevers
BASSCO, Inc.
www.CuttingEdgeAdvertising.com
www.CUttingEdgeAdv.com
davidjms

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Jul 20, 2010 3:08 AM ET    Quote  Report Abuse
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I was speaking to my old sales manager the other day and he had just hung up the phone with one of his reps.

He told me the conversation went something like this.

Manager:"What does your pipeline look like this month"
Rep:"This recession is just killing me"
Manager:"Remember what I told you? Put down the paper, turn off CNN, there is no recession"

This manager is very aware we are deep in a recession, but it is his job to get the reps head in a more positive place.



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homebusinessbug

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Jul 20, 2010 4:51 AM ET    Quote  Report Abuse
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I agree with device sales are now doing great in the market. I think it is because of the modern age. Everyone likes to be "in" all the time.



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DBeavers

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Jul 20, 2010 5:25 PM ET    Quote  Report Abuse
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I was speaking to my old sales manager the other day and he had just hung up the phone with one of his reps.

He told me the conversation went something like this.

Manager:"What does your pipeline look like this month"
Rep:"This recession is just killing me"
Manager:"Remember what I told you? Put down the paper, turn off CNN, there is no recession"

This manager is very aware we are deep in a recession, but it is his job to get the reps head in a more positive place.

David,

Your former sales manager was trying to do his job.  If the sales people stay focused on the recession, their sales will reflect that focus.

I learned a good lesson about recession and high unemployment numbers from one of my clients over 2 decades ago.  I had asked about how his sales during the recession (back in the '80s) exceeded those of the former Nissan dealer that he bought out.

His reply - When unemployment is 12%, that means 88% are working and driving used cars to work.  I target my advertising and marketing efforts to reach that percent that are still on the job.

When I spend too much time listening to 'negatives' my sales results suffer accordingly.  So, I learned to turn off the radio and go to my happy place.  I put on the Big Band/Swing music and crank it up.  A little Glenn Miller, Artie Shaw, Benny Goodman, the Dorsey Bros., Louis Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald, Will Bradley, Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Cab Calloway, Django Reinhardt, Mel Torme, or other of that era puts a little extra bounce in my step and makes me glad I'm alive.

Then, I'm ready to hit the bricks and make some more sales calls. 

Your prospects or clients will feed of your mindset.  Go in focused on recession - in person or on the phone, the buyer can detect it and respond accordingly.

Ignore the media's recession focus and the Obama-nomics behind it and watch your sales increase.

That may not apply if you are trying to sell real estate in one of the housing markets that got clobbered by the mortgage crisis.

 

Dennis



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I am a teacher, I am writing a ebook about jobs for 15 year olds and jobs for 16 year olds, I can help teens find Jobs.

 



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Dennis Bevers
BASSCO, Inc.
www.CuttingEdgeAdvertising.com
www.CUttingEdgeAdv.com
chrisgander

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Sep 08, 2010 5:46 AM ET    Quote  Report Abuse
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Some great thoughts are shared... i personally believe that it totally depends upon your choice and expertise.



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DianaMathew

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Sep 30, 2010 2:13 PM ET    Quote  Report Abuse
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Pastries is still the best if you are into baking. There are more ideas I found on this site that you might want to try:

http://performance-sales.com



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chick_webb

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Oct 07, 2010 6:33 AM ET    Quote  Report Abuse
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i would say best sales job is in two sectors ,  first one is technology i.e. computers, software, etc. and other one is medical.

Although the financial area is quite good but after the great fall in share market people are not much interested in buying financial products.



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Limousine services in South Florida
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