Posted in January 19, 2010 ¬ 9:25 pmh.Brian J. Anderson
I got a lesson in counter-intuitive sales thinking this past Saturday at “The Bay: Canada’s Department Store” (company’s slogan). The only problem is, that’s the opposite to how sales psychology works. A sales presentation, regardless of its form (brochure, in-person, billboard, commercial) or medium of delivery (TV, radio, Internet, in-person shopping experience) should be: Readily [...]
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Retail: the good, User-friendliness / Usabilitybusiness, Canada, Commercial design, Hudson's Bay, Industrial Design, retail, Sales, The Bay, Toronto, Usability
Posted in December 31, 2009 ¬ 2:26 amh.Brian J. Anderson
‘Met with Cheryl Scoffield, principal of Executive Sales Support (E.S.S.) yesterday to talk about her new venture. I’ve known Cheryl for about 2 years and was successful in creating the brand for her initial website and business. Our discussion covered a lot of ground, including her recent decision to “open up” to those she was [...]
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Marketing: the old way vs. the new, Social Mediabusiness, Canada, culture, Executive Sales Support, New economy, Oakville, Ontario, Rapport, Social Media, Toronto, Wired Magazine