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Sales is More than the Act of Selling
December 1: cue consumer chaos.
Dare to venture into a mall anytime after Thanksgiving and you’ll be bombarded by brash, blingy sales messages. They’re everywhere screaming, “More, More, More” and “Buy, Buy, Buy!” It’s downright maddening.
Savvy small business owners know that sales is more than the act of selling. It’s an art that starts with selecting the right products and services to offer your clients. In fact, the act of selling is the last step in the sales process. Knowing your clients and carefully curating products and services you offer will guide your clients to that last step – buying!
The Holidays are already chaotic enough, this year offer holiday promotions that add value to your clients’ lives and to your business. Don’t add to the consumer confusion!
After all, happy clients mean happy holidays!
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WHAT’S INSIDE:
- Happy Clients Mean Happy Holidays
- How to Manage Your Holiday Workflow
- Tips for Successful Holiday Mini-Sessions
- Five Favorite Products (Plus Ideas for Selling Them!)
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Just like every other part of your business, there’s no magic formula for choosing products and services that you offer your clients.
What works for one business may not work for another—that’s the beauty of being a unique business! This same principle applies to Holiday promotions that you choose for your business. Your best choice is the one that satisfies you and your clients, not what your colleagues choose for their clients.
So, how do you choose what’s right for your Holiday promotions?
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