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Do You Train Effectively? n. And inflation runs about 3% a year, give or take. If you don’t raise your rates regularly, you run WHO TAUGHT YOU TO TRAIN?Your training about how to train came from observing what happened in meetings YOU attended. If you are lucky the person conducting them had some knowledge of how to train. Being a trainer is not a skill that comes naturally.Follow these steps and you will be well ahead of the learning curve.1. WH Million Dollar Idea Maker Many of us struggle with raising our prices and charging enough money. How do you know it’s time to raise your fees? Here are three great indicators.We’ve all seen some absolutely fantastic products, services or systems which are incredibly hot profitable money-spinners, and many of us have often wished we had thought of it first.But just where do the ideas come from? How do the creators come up with the products and concepts?Surely it’s based on massive research and development, hug 1. You haven’t raised your rates in two years If you haven’t raised your rates in two years, raise them right now, by at least 6%. (I vote you raise your fees by ten percent!) You have to raise your rates regularly simply to stay up with inflation. And inflation runs about 3% a year, give or take. If you don’t raise your rates regularly, you run 3 Groups of People in the World ise your fees? Here are three great indicators.In today’s fast paced world there are few people that are enjoying prosperity. I mean true prosperity. I am talking about those people who wake up when they are done sleeping. They are people who can go on a vacation whenever they want to. People who when they shop for a car, they go with the intention of buying a new Ferrari or Porsche. 95 % of the p 1. You haven’t raised your rates in two years If you haven’t raised your rates in two years, raise them right now, by at least 6%. (I vote you raise your fees by ten percent!) You have to raise your rates regularly simply to stay up with inflation. And inflation runs about 3% a year, give or take. If you don’t raise your rates regularly, you run Home Insurance >How often have you heard a news account or heard from friends and co-workers about a family that lost everything in a house fire - and the disaster was made worse because they had no home insurance? A fire that destroys your home is traumatic enough. The heartbreak that comes from not having home insurance is indescribable.Having home insurance If you haven’t raised your rates in two years, raise them right now, by at least 6%. (I vote you raise your fees by ten percent!) You have to raise your rates regularly simply to stay up with inflation. And inflation runs about 3% a year, give or take. If you don’t raise your rates regularly, you run Progressive Business for Student Entrepreneurs aise your fees by ten percent!) You have to raise your rates regularly simply to stay up with inflation. And inflation runs about 3% a year, give or take. If you don’t raise your rates regularly, you run Let’s imagine for a moment that you are in your middle thirties, an established businessman, and are looking to start a new company. What do you do? You write a business plan, pitch it to investors, get everything ready, announce a grand opening and ribbon cutting, and in that instant your business has begun.That is great way to work, but for s What's In It For Me? n. And inflation runs about 3% a year, give or take. If you don’t raise your rates regularly, you run the risk of seriously falling behind financially, and then being in the awkward position of having to make a large rate-increase. (And yes, this can be done!) You can raise your rates moderately once a year, or raise them more significantly every two years. But don’t wait beyond two years. Many of our salaried friends get a cost-of-living adjustment once a year, if not a raise. Make sure you do the same.<
Sometimes, one of the most difficult things to teach beginning sales professionals is the difference between features and benefits. All too frequently, sales people list their product or service features, without articulating how those features will ultimately benefit that prospect or customer. Unfortunately, your prospects or customers are not al
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