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Archive for December 2009

Gone Skiing

I’ve been skiing all day, everyday since Sunday. It’s been a blast. But it is also making it difficult for

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Growth Doesn’t Come From Sales, Part II

Five months ago I wrote a post arguing that a companies growth doesn’t come from sales. You can read it

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Don’t Follow Me on Twitter

I have 884 Twitter followers as I write this. It’s not a lot, but it’s not a few. I have

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On The Slopes

I’m teaching skiing this week. I am booked in a private lesson with the same family all week. I like

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Reward Your Best Customers, It’ll Pay Off

My friend Seth Levine of the Foundry Group is flying to DC today. He’s flying to DC, laying over for

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‘Twas the Night Before Christmas

‘Twas the night before Christmas, when all the through the house not a user was stirring, not even their mouse

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The Problem with ROI

Last year Vail and Beaver Creek started using RF scanners to check lift tickets and passes in line. I like

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Absolutely Make Your Stinkin’ Quota in 2010

You want to make your sales number next year? Plan for it! This is the plan I use. What makes

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Status Quo Is The Enemy

The arch-enemy of sales is the status quo. Selling something without changing the status quo is almost impossible. By definition,

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Sunday Morning Blog: Better Closer

What is up on this Sunday A.M.? I’m not skiing. That sucks for me. But, I did go yesterday, you

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