By Rob Halvorsen on Jan 22, 2008 in Career Management, Sales Jobs | 0 Comments
Fortune has come out with its list of the “100 Best Companies to Work For”. Google has retained its spot as the number one company to work for in 2008. Other companies in the top 10 include Edward Jones, Starbucks, Genetech and Cisco Systems just to name a few.
You can read the complete article of the […]
By Rob Halvorsen on Jan 8, 2008 in Sales Marketing, Sales Jobs | 0 Comments
Ask any sales professional today about the worst part of their job and they will likely tell you it is the cold calling. Cold calling can be one of the most difficult, and least effective, ways to create sales, but fortunately there are many ways smart sales professionals can do less cold calling while enjoying […]
By Rob Halvorsen on Nov 5, 2007 in Sales Jobs | 0 Comments
The United States Postal Service is soliciting for positions within their commercial sales organization at Sales Careers Online. These positions are a part of a new organization within the USPS Sales organization focused on business growth teams with USPS Business Partners.
Business Partners are companies who add value to mail in a variety of ways. Some […]
By Rob Halvorsen on Oct 10, 2007 in Sales Marketing | 0 Comments
Everyone who owns a business understands the importance of creating a winning sales and marketing plan. Every business owner also understands just how difficult creating such a plan can be. The world of business and the world of sales are notoriously competitive, and it can be difficult for a new company to get […]
By Rob Halvorsen on Oct 6, 2007 in Sales Management | 0 Comments
Although often overlooked in the fast moving world of sales, the position of sales manager is in fact one of the most critical to any organization. From the smallest startup company to the largest multinational enterprise, the sales manager should be the glue that holds a disparate sales force together and helps them achieve both […]
By Rob Halvorsen on Oct 4, 2007 in Sales Management | 0 Comments
There is no doubt that a position in sales management can be a challenging one. After all, managing a group of people is hard enough, but managing a group of enthusiastic self starters can be even more difficult. Every salesperson has his or her own idea about the best way to go about things, and […]
By Rob Halvorsen on Oct 3, 2007 in Sales Marketing, Sales Leads | 0 Comments
There are a myriad of techniques companies can use to get the word out about their business and all the wonderful things it has to offer. From direct mail and internet advertising to television and radio spots, there are plenty of advertising methods to choose from. All of these marketing techniques cost money, and it […]
By Rob Halvorsen on Oct 2, 2007 in Sales Marketing, Sales Leads | 0 Comments
Have you ever wondered why there are so many public speakers touring around the country? Do you marvel at the number of seminars coming to your town and wonder how all those seminar speakers can enjoy a good living and grow their businesses? While there are many reasons why a particular speaker enjoys success, in […]
By Rob Halvorsen on Sep 30, 2007 in Sales Marketing, Sales Training | 0 Comments
It was another great week at The Sales Blog. We finished our very first sales training tele-seminar which concluded on Tuesday. I want to personally thank Paul McCord who did a great job and provided us with some valuable information about the foundations of a successful sales career. Be sure to check back often as we will […]
By Rob Halvorsen on Sep 29, 2007 in Sales Jobs | 0 Comments
It is often said that some people are born salespeople, and that is certainly true. Growing up we all knew that kid who kid sell the proverbial snow to the proverbial Eskimo, but the truth is that a salesperson lurks within each of us, and that inner salesperson can be nurtured and groomed for a successful […]