http://customers-blog.wittybuzz.com/

OK, so you’re making some sales, either of your own products, or through affiliate sales. What you may not know is that you’ve got a virtual gold mine in your possession, and all you have to do is follow a few simple steps to turn these one-time sales into lifetime customers, and to potentially create more and more customers simultaneously... [Read more]

http://customers-blog.wittybuzz.com/2008/08/21/ten-ways-to-sell-to-your-customers-again-and-again/

OK, so you’re making some sales, either of your own products, or through affiliate sales. What you may not know is that you’ve got a virtual gold mine in your possession, and all you have to do is follow a few simple steps to turn these one-time sales into lifetime customers, and to potentially create more and more customers simultaneously... [Read more]

http://customers-blog.wittybuzz.com/2008/08/

OK, so you’re making some sales, either of your own products, or through affiliate sales. What you may not know is that you’ve got a virtual gold mine in your possession, and all you have to do is follow a few simple steps to turn these one-time sales into lifetime customers, and to potentially create more and more customers simultaneously... [Read more]

http://customers-blog.wittybuzz.com/category/customers/

OK, so you’re making some sales, either of your own products, or through affiliate sales. What you may not know is that you’ve got a virtual gold mine in your possession, and all you have to do is follow a few simple steps to turn these one-time sales into lifetime customers, and to potentially create more and more customers simultaneously... [Read more]

http://customers-blog.wittybuzz.com/2008/08/14/lucky-you/

There is a cool scene in the movie, “The Bourne Identity,” starring Matt Damon, in which a young woman is driving him along an escape route through the Alps... [Read more]

http://customers-blog.wittybuzz.com/2008/08/15/how-to-make-rejection-pay-off/

I’m not in the writing or consulting or coaching or audio or video businesses.____I’m in the rejection business, and this is precisely what I need to acknowledge and to form my activities around. Granted, it’s an unusual viewpoint, but I believe it is more servicable, in the long run... [Read more]

http://customers-blog.wittybuzz.com/2008/08/16/catapult-your-business-how-to-get-customers-to-chase-you-instead-of-the-other-way-around/

I was thinking about the statement:____The Small Business Administration tells us that 80% of all small businesses will not make it more than 2 years, and by 5 years 90% will have gone out of business... [Read more]

http://customers-blog.wittybuzz.com/2008/08/17/provide-exceptional-value-grow-your-business/

The primary objective of a business is to get and keep customers. Growing a profitable business requires providing exemplary customer service and products or services of exceptional value... [Read more]

http://customers-blog.wittybuzz.com/2008/08/18/make-customers-come-back-winning-customer-retention-strategies/

Customer Retention marketing is a tactically-driven strategy to keep relationships with customers going and increase customer interest. This strategy relies on the study of customer behavior. Here are the basic tenets of a marketer that seeks to increase customer retention:.. [Read more]

http://customers-blog.wittybuzz.com/2008/08/19/give-up-on-the-dummies/

Face it.____There are people who will never get you.____You find them everywhere, from the stuck up high schooler who refused to date you because you had the wrong car, to the boss who wouldn’t give you a raise because he had never paid so much before, no matter how much more productive you were than your predecessors... [Read more]

http://customers-blog.wittybuzz.com/2008/08/20/childish-selling-techniques-upset-customers/

Many Used Car Salesmen and Self-Proclaimed Marketing Consultants who have written 3 or more books on the subject believe that we should look towards children to teach us the art of negotiation or sales. Sure such talk makes and interesting and lively line of conversation, but it is rather pathetic to actually teach salesmen or negotiators to act like this. After all isn’t this what Iran is doing as it tries to negotiate the making of Atomic Bombs?.. [Read more]

http://discussion-blog.wittybuzz.com/category/discussion/

Albert Einstein who was awarded Nobel Prize went to India during his journey to the orient. He met the famous poet Rabindranath Tagore. Tagore was awarded Nobel Prize for his monumental work Gitanjali.__Both are Nobel laureates. One was a ‘literary giant’. The other was a ’science genius’... [Read more]

http://discussion-blog.wittybuzz.com/2008/08/

Albert Einstein who was awarded Nobel Prize went to India during his journey to the orient. He met the famous poet Rabindranath Tagore. Tagore was awarded Nobel Prize for his monumental work Gitanjali.__Both are Nobel laureates. One was a ‘literary giant’. The other was a ’science genius’... [Read more]

http://discussion-blog.wittybuzz.com/2008/08/14/discussion-on-ethics-of-the-mlm-sales-pitch/

Many people say that MLMs or Multi Level Marketing company sales pitches are phony and unethical, as they do not seem to relay all the truth up front. These techniques seem to do two things; one it sparks curiosity to learn more; and two it often makes people skeptical. It is the skeptical “what’s the catch” issue, which leads people to think fraud, scam or pyramid scheme... [Read more]

http://discussion-blog.wittybuzz.com/2008/08/15/keeping-meetings-productive/

KEEPING MEETINGS PRODUCTIVE: Whether participants approve or disapprove of an idea, they shouldn’t be penalized or given a raise. If you start criticizing people who disapprove, then you’re only making your meetings less productive. Likewise, if you start handing out raises to everyone who agrees with you. This kind of behavior conditions participants to contributing only to win approval, rather than honestly contributing. Participants may focus more on developing ideas that meet approval, rather than generating their own creative ideas. To promote a free and creative sharing of ideas, the chairperson needs to exercise support of authority. Their role is to encourage participants to express their own ideas freely and fully... [Read more]

http://discussion-blog.wittybuzz.com/2008/08/16/study-self-analysis/

Thus, the study self-analysis system would be very useful for students in order to continuously monitor their knowledge. Such self-analysis system would help students avoid fear and diffidence while preparing and passing exams. Moreover, self-analysis system would help students identify their weak points in study and timely eliminate them to succeed later. The study self-analysis system can include several parts depending on its goals to achieve at definite period of study. Thus, self-analysis could comprise exams imitation, writing notes, discussions and impartial assessment... [Read more]

http://discussion-blog.wittybuzz.com/2008/08/17/taking-political-discussions-seriously/

Politics seems to be the hot topic of discussion these days, and many innocent conversations turn into screaming matches with neither party being able to get a word in edgewise. It is well known that the country is divided on many political topics, and people seem to feel stronger about certain issues than ever before. Many people engage in political discussions for the express purpose of changing another person’s mind, but often tempers flare and no one leaves the conversation having learned anything. There is a difference in taking a political discussion seriously and simply having a heated argument with someone... [Read more]

http://discussion-blog.wittybuzz.com/2008/08/18/steps-in-using-the-critical-incident-technique/

STEPS IN USING THE CRITICAL INCIDENT TECHNIQUE:____1) The incident. Read, review, or assume roles. Begin the investigation of the incident situation.____2) Fact-Finding. Collecting the details of the incident occurs in the small group discussions where the participants determine what they know about the situation and what else they need to know before making a decision. They decide what questions to ask the instructor.____3) The issue. When the groups have all the facts needed to decide the case, they should identify what they consider to be its central issues.____4) The Decision. Each trainee or group writes a decision on the incident and cites the central issues identified. The group members state how they would like to see the situation handled and why. Individuals or groups with varying responses to the same situation may be allowed to debate their rationale for the decision.____5) The Evaluation (the most important stage). In large groups the instructor guides the groups to focus on broader issues of the incident to analyze potential solutions to determine if the alternative courses of action will cause more trouble and to determine if the root causes are still present in the situation. Evaluate the exercise by centering on WHAT WAS LEARNED BY THE EXERCISE AS A DEMONSTRATION OF THE CRITICAL INCIDENT TECHNIQUE, not on who has the best decision to the incident itself... [Read more]

http://discussion-blog.wittybuzz.com/2008/08/19/discussion-on-timelines-of-technologies/

Running a Think Tank is not an easy job, as in such a group are many brilliant people who are all somewhat hard headed, even if they get together and a rather pleasant during meetings. One of the most common problems I am finding is that brilliance comes with baggage... [Read more]

http://discussion-blog.wittybuzz.com/2008/08/20/los-angeles-times-gets-facts-wrong-in-discussion-about-supreme-court-case-ebay-v-mercexchange/

In an editorial on the Supreme Court case eBay v. MercExchange, the Los Angeles Times [May 17, B12] stated:____[A]n appeals court [the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, “CAFC”] ruled that MercExchange was automatically entitled to an injunction against EBay... [Read more]