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Showing posts with label sales. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sales. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 22, 2025

More ppt for sales strategies and process

Looking forward to the future of business

This post is going back to self improvement mode, new business.  So far this post, looling only at YT has made 20 ppt outline covering sales, getting rich, self improvement.  Next step is doing the ppt or video format.     Then it can be transformed into:

      1.  Podcast of say P1k - P2k

      2.  Seminars of P5 to 7k pax

      3.  Event or coachng of P30K per day.  

Saturday, January 18, 2025

Trying to pep the marketing of businesses being bequeathed, are the successors learning?

Looking forward to the future of business

It does not seem that successors have learned much in running the business.  Communication, execution and maintaining standard sticking to vision, mission and principles is not good. Even holding a meeting.

These are the things I am doing

1.  Making new presentation on sales training.  I think I did 12 last week.   

2.  Innovating on new deals (using John Mullins and Sir Richard Branson tip on taking cash.

3.  Incentivizing project officer so that they take the initiative.

Sunday, November 10, 2019

The future digital camera industry - dark?

Professor on Entrepreneurship

Rizal Philippines
November 10, 2019
Image result for history of decline of digital camera market


Image result for canon digital camera sales


What is the future, not so good not good.

Some people we  know in the camera division are being laid off and in the US, camera service center are being shuttered.

From a peak of 120 million units in 2010, the sales of digital cameras has declined by 84%.  In 2018, shipments of digital camera, has shrunk to only about 19 million units

Statista

Of that, Canon which holds 10 million units expect that to fall by half in 2019.  

All because of smarthphones, which although can not come up par to DSLR qualities have continuously increased MPs, have front and back cameras are capable of 360 degrees and 3d shots and are convenient.  No need to lug bulky gears.  Plus it comes free with an affordable price.   You can have a $200 phone with high resolution camera and which are as good as the SLR.  for ordinary photography.     But a DSLR can set you back by as much as $500.00 quite tough for ordinary consumer.

Me for example, I not used my point and shoot Canon camera. All used is the camera at my Motorala phone.  The digital SLR does not have the feature of immediate sharing the photo once it is shot.    At Instagram or FB.  

Olympus, Nikon and  Canon are reported to be shifting resources to Medical Imaging.   (Too late)

Canon sees a 50% decline in sales in 2019 and 81% decline in operating profit   We have to be aware of the changing fortunes of time and be prepared


Same happening compared to Kodak, the company that invented  Digital Photography


Friday, October 18, 2019

3 kinds of sellers in a sales and marketing organization - who is the most important?

Professor on Entrepreneurship

Rizal Philippines
October 18, 2019

3 types of people are needed in a sales organization

      1.   Finder  (the one who has the network, ,prospect) -  the most important  position
            (but cant be done by a FB admin..)

     2.   The closer

    3.    The developer (CS guide) who makes customer stay one.

System can teach closing and customer link.  But finding network....











Friday, February 28, 2014

How to make the website work harder for you to get sales


From Entrepreneur.com   Feb.15, 2014

How to make your website deliver your sales:

Think in reverse. Consider the end.  Think of the sale funnel.

1. First the prospect.visitor will visit the home page;

2. Then view the products offering, FAQ

3.  Then go to the contact or the order form site/or order cart etc if it is online. (the landing page)

Your website has to be designed this way rather than just be an informative site.  Cute, but does not sell.
--
Prof Jorge Saguinsin

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Tuesday, December 31, 2013

Mind of Strategist by Kenichi Ohmae

Ateneo Professor on Entrepreneurship

Rizal  |  Philippines  | December 31, 2013

It is just 7 hours before 2014 and here I am collecting my thoughts on business, management entrepreneurship, and strategy.

I am reminded of Kenichi Ohmae, one of the most brilliant business strategic thinker of the modern times.  He must have advised hundreds of Japanese businesses develop winning strategy.

He is more well known for the 3C triangle:  company, competition and customer.  I remember him for emphasizing the Sales - Cost = GP equation and having a long road map for this;

1. All businesses should emphasize sales/selling growth in sales.  All top efforts must be made to sell. Investments must be made for selling. Selling comes first.  Selling is top priority.  It is a key activity, as fighting, destroying the enemy is in warfare/military.  Make no mistake about this.

Thus what do you do:

      1.  Bundling

      2.  Upselling

      3. Use all marketing channels:   below the line, above the line, internet marketing.  Use autoresponders in internet marketing.   Do viral marketing etc.


Tuesday, November 5, 2013

Increasing your sales Productivity from Sales Hunter

TO         :   All our sales staff

Meeting our year end targets (most especially November 1 target)

From   Sales Hunting Tips

We can accelerate our achievement of our sales goal as the year is about to end.  Consider or do the following tips:

1.  The fastest way to increase your sales is from your existing customers (CRM)

2.  Accelerate or double your level of activity that are related to closing (tripping, sales presentation, follow ups)

3.  Make extra phone calls to your prospects (either warm or cold)

4.  Devote extra 30 minutes of work a day to selling.

Happy Selling



BIDDA:    BELIEVE INSPIRE DREAM DO ACHIEVE

Monday, April 22, 2013

Without sales, there is no business, go for the sale

Ateneo Professor on Entrepreneurship

From Entrepreneur.com | April 16, 2013 

Five things you should remember about getting sales:

l.  Focus on the results;

2.  Sales is people business

3.  Do the uncomfortable things

4.  Wow the customer

5.  Always ask for for the sale

Monday, September 10, 2012

Transforming your marketing from sleepy to deadly

Ateneo Professor on Entrepreneurship

Now you can transform your marketing from sleepy to deadly.  There is a video that tells us more on
Sideways sales letter

Please watch and try how this can transform your most important activity in your company:  sales and marketing.


Friday, May 11, 2012

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