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Help for Forgetful Sellers

Written by: Jill Konrath

Article Overview: If you need to get better organized, check out Sandy - a new virtual assistant that keeps you focused on what's important.

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Help for Forgetful Sellers

I have too much to do. That's the reality of my world. I suspect you're having the same problem.

When I launched the Sales Shebang this fall, life got even crazier. I had more details to remember than was humanly possible - literally. Post-It notes were layered on top of my computer screen. My To Do lists had babies. I couldn't keep track of everything.

But finally, help has arrived! Last week on the Sales Team Tools blog, I came across an article called, "Why Our New Admin Will Never Get a Raise."

They've been using Sandy, a new automated virtual assistant, so I decided to give her a try too! I'm liking her! And her price is right too - she's free.

When I'm busy working at my desk and a random thought comes to me such as: "I need to follow up with the printer on Monday", I quickly jot Sandy a note about it.

Sure enough, bright and early Monday morning, she sends me an email to remind me. She even keeps a list for me of all the To Do's that I've sent to ensure I keep organized.

My next step is to send Sandy a note to make sure I remember my kid's birthdays. They just hate it when I forget! ;-)

P.S. Here's Sandy's website: http://www.iwantsandy.com/

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About the Author: Jill Konrath
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Jill Konrath, author of "Selling to Big Companies" helps salespeople crack into corporate accounts and win big contracts. She is a frequent speaker at national sales meetings and industry events. Her own client list is proof positive that Jill knows exactly what she's talking about. She's worked with such well-known corporate giants as 3M, General Mills, Carlson Companies, Medtronic, UnitedHealthcare, Hilton and many others. Jill also writes a leading on-line newsletter that’s being read today by over 20,000 sellers from around the world. Most recently she’s been featured in Selling Power, Entrepreneur, The New York Times, Sales & Marketing Excellence – and the list goes on! For more information: - Visit her website at: http;//www.sellingtobigcompanies.com - Check out her blog at: http://sellingtobigcompanies.blogs.com - eMail her at jill@sellingtobigcompanies.com

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