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    Put the Web in Webinar

    Mon,Sep 27,2010 @ 10:47 AM | Posted by: Tim Hagen

    You’ve set up your webinar. You have great content and slides that will keep your audience engage, but do you have an audience? Webinars are a great way to get content out to your customers. It provides management with an easy and cheap way to coach their employees and still offer training reinforcement. However, people are not just going to come to you asking to sign up. Webinars work the same..
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    Two Techniques for a Great Sales Pitch

    Thu,Sep 23,2010 @ 12:35 PM | Posted by: Caitlin Robinson

    “It’s time to let it out. It’s time to laugh until you cry, scream until you spit. Show your heart and show some tears. Sing at the top of your lungs. Jump for joy. And when tons of stuff stuffs up your nose, blow it loud and blow it proud. It’s time to let it out.”

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    Sales Progress is a Result of Positive Coaching

    Wed,Sep 22,2010 @ 09:45 AM | Posted by: Caitlin Robinson

    As a child, I have two distinct memories. The first involved my mom picking me up from soccer practice as I sat on the side of the field crying. My coach had yelled at me for playing poorly (I wasn’t exactly the next David Beckham), and I just wanted to go home. The second revolved around my first few days of t-ball. I was new to the team, had never played before and was the only girl. I was..

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    Get Customer Service That Will Help Your Bottom Line

    Mon,Sep 20,2010 @ 10:29 AM | Posted by: Tim Hagen

    Bottom line. It is the driving factor for most companies. Make your bottom line and you have been successful for that quarter. Management pushes their sales teams to get out and sell and turn leads into customers, but there is a department that managers often look that has a major impact on the perception of a business: the customer service team. Think of customer service people as the..
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    Webinars Take More Than Content

    Fri,Sep 17,2010 @ 09:20 AM | Posted by: Tim Hagen

    Engagement. It’s something we all strive for with our employees and customers because no one wants to listen to someone else talk endlessly. So, we try to come up with ways to interact and keep people on their toes. However, when it comes to webinars, this could possibly present a problem. Since you cannot see the person, you have no idea if they are bored or actively listening.

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    The 5 W's and the H of Social Media

    Wed,Sep 15,2010 @ 10:06 AM | Posted by: Caitlin Robinson

    Who?

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    Why You Don’t Need to be Present Everywhere

    Mon,Sep 13,2010 @ 10:35 AM | Posted by: Caitlin Robinson

    3000: That is the amount of advertisements we are exposed to everyday.                                                                                                                                                                           Billions: The amount spent on advertising every year in the United States.

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    Three Points is Better than Two

    Fri,Sep 10,2010 @ 08:29 AM | Posted by: Tim Hagen

    Recently, we were hired to help a company post-webinar. They wanted us to create follow-up material, from a live webinar that they attended, that would both engage their employees and leverage the training they had just received. An hour long webinar is packed full of information, and the company’s managers needed to understand how to take everything their employees learned and reinforce it in..
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    The Importance of Training and Coaching

    Tue,Sep 07,2010 @ 10:54 AM | Posted by: Tim Hagen

        After a long weekend, most people find it a struggle to get back into the work grind. The same can be said about training. Weeks after a seminar or workshop, employees find it difficult to change their day-to-day work. So, managers need to put training reinforcement and coaching into place.  The two methods are different, but both employ the same types of techniques.

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    Sales Training Webinars

    Mon,Aug 30,2010 @ 12:01 PM | Posted by: Tim Hagen

    Picture this scene: an inside sales team is gathered in an office, taking notes and actively listening as a speaker gives a presentation about sales training…but the speaker cannot be seen. That’s because this group is listening to a webinar, the newest tool for speakers and businesses. Webinars let large amounts of people attend a single presentation from anywhere in the world. You just simply..
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