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You're Fired: Saying Goodbye to a Valuable Client


Author: Alan Gillies

Many people might think that you, as a business owner, would be crazy to actually want to get rid of a client! But sometimes it is the right course of action to take. A business coach might suggest to you that an unwelcome, unruly or disruptive client is bad for morale, productivity and the bottom line. It is up to you as a business owner to decide if and when it is time to actually go ahead and fire that client. More

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Self Motivational Tips for Business Success


Author: Alan Gillies

Being motivated in business translates into success. If you're unhappy with your job, it shows in how you present yourself, how you conduct your job and also carries over into your personal life. To stay motivated, business consultants recommend implementing self motivational tips, among them achievement, responsibility, advancement and recognition. More

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5 Ways to Create Business Credibility


Author: Alan Gillies

One area that can boost your business is credibility. Being credible so people and the media look upon you as an expert in your field is beneficial to your success. Business consultants can help you build credibility by looking at various aspects of your business. More

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How to Master Negotiation Strategies


Author: Alan Gillies

Do you consider negotiations to be tough jobs to handle? Do you spend sleepless nights where you have to get out of bed at the crack of dawn to negotiate with clients, dealers or leads? Do most of your negotiations create misunderstandings rather than improving your business relationships? Have you ever wished that you could calmly sail through a deal without being seen as unfriendly or authoritative? If your answer to most of these questions is YES, then you definitely need some assistance, and if you try to remember the following useful tips, you'll find that negotiating is not a difficult job after all. More

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Selling Skills - Dealing With Difficult Customers


Author: Alan Gillies

It's a general notion that nothing can be more delightful for a business or shop owner than the sight of a potential customer - but that may not always be the case. More

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Managing your Business in a Downturn


Author: Alan Gillies

As we are all very aware, we are going through one of the most challenging periods for business since the Great Depression in the 1930s. Unemployment is increasing at a dramatic rate, and businesses are going bankrupt every day. When we find ourselves in situations like these, then we need to start looking closely at our business and search for ways where we can really maximise our revenues and cash flow. More

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Smart Workers or Hard Workers?


Author: Alan Gillies

Recently, we have all heard people emphasize a new belief that's been going round - that hard work has been replaced by smart work. The concept has begun creeping into every arena, including business. After all, "smart" businesses seem to have a tendency to thrive, while the "hard working" ones often have difficulty. However, this certainly isn't a new gimmick or contrived tactic to win over customers; it has actually become a necessity for business survival these days. The idea of working smarter has - in all likelihood, emerged to bridge the widening gap between our ever-increasing desires and the ever-decreasing availability of our own personal time. More

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Building Long Lasting Business Relationships


Author: Alan Gillies

Have you ever been stuck in a situation where you couldn’t end an agreement with one of your suppliers despite regular delays in their deliveries? This difficulty is due to the relationship they built with you over a period time. More

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