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Archive for August 2009 – Page 2

It’s No Longer Good to Be Anonymous

For most of history, anonymity was the goal, especially in the U.S. Americans love their privacy. We have taken pain

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A Sales Guy on Your Kindle

The procrastination is over. So too is my principle based hold out. This blog is now available on your kindle.

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It Takes 3 Things To Improve Your Tribe

I’m reading Tribes on my fairly new Kindle. I love to say that. Tribes is Seth Godin’s newest book on

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How Sales is JUST Like Dating!

Sales is like dating. It’s a chase. It’s an intricate dance. Sales, like dating, takes finesse and an instinct to

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Still Room In Gartner’s Sales Force Automation Leadership Quadrant

Gartners Sales Force Automation Magic Quadrant came out last month. There were few surprises. SalesForce.com remained the leader, with Oracle’s

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Why We Can’t Innovate

In today’s competitive and difficult economy innovation is critical. Doing the same old things, the same old way just isn’t

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Knowing When to Say No

Very early in my career, one of my best friends said something to me. He said; “Keenan, your an opportunist.

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What Happened to the Baseball Card

The other day Topps baseball card company announced an exclusive licensing deal with MLB to be the exclusive provider of

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Do You Know CORF?

My recent post What Really Motivates Sales People generated some great conversation both in the comments here and on Linkedin.

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An Excuse vs. A Reason

An excuse is when we don’t take ownership. An excuse is when something could have been done and it wasn’t.

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