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Cosmetics and Sales Stories
Want to tell the world how you feel about Senegence or how you made a great sale. Tell me in an email and I'll publish it here. The address is SBTBILL@AOL>COM Selling With SeneSites For those of you who checked out SBTBILL.COM, thanks I always enjoy getting
hits. Notice that Senegence is mentioned only in passing to let people know what
I’m doing now. A few years ago, I was eating at Denney's when one of our competitors came in and dropped off a catalog. The service went right down hill. All the waitresses had to see what the latest stuff was. Around that time I was selling and supporting accounting software and services. SBT, Peachtree, and Cougar Mountain (see HTTP:\\www.SBTBILL.COM) . One o my favorite methods of getting people was business to business junk faxes. Yah, I know nobody reads them and everybody hates them. I got a call last fall from an old customer who's customer had kept one for 4 years and told her to get me to help with a Peachtree problem. It was the second time this Las Vegas battery shop told his CPA to contact me. Made money both times. Being a brazen sort of guy I walked into lots of business and asked for their business. It worked! By the way one of the people I contacted was a headhunter name of Pete Lock. He cold called a place called Senegence. So now you are reading this and I am in their IT department. Oh by the way, if you need help with your personal accounting check out http:\\www.sbtbill.com. Take a page out of you're kids book. ASK, ASK, and ASK again. No I'm not a Jehovah's Witness, I'm LDS. Who Do You Know ... That was the title of a life insurance flip chart I bought when I was busy failing at selling life insurance as a part time job in college. Referrals, are a great way to build a business. Always talk to your customers about who they know who uses makeup. Who do they know who likes product parties. Who do they know that just moved in. Who does their hair? Who knows some of these people might become your customers. And don't forget the people who do not buy. Last December I was trying to sell an accounting system upgrade and called one of my old customers to act as a referral. The new customer didn't buy but the old customer brought me back for a few hundred dollars in additional business. You never know if you don't ask.
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