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How to Grow your Business: Sell More and Hire Salespeople - Click To Read Article
Having had the opportunity to work with thousands of entrepreneurial salespeople during my career, I am now being asked more frequently by our sales partners “how do I grow my business?” It’s a pretty simple question. However, the answer is incredibly complex and unfortunately, there isn’t one correct answer.

How to become a "Professional" Salesperson - Click To Read Article
As a business owner constantly recruiting prospective sales partners, I have spoken with and met many experienced salespeople in our industry. I’ve also met many newbies to our industry, who are considering selling for the first time - since they’ve heard it’s a lucrative career with residual income opportunity in an industry that will not be going away (at least we all hope this to be true). With so many experienced and inexperienced salespeople entering new industries, how do you truly learn the industry and become a “professional salesperson?”

7 Rules for Sales Success - Click To Read Article
There are lots of books and articles written on sales success - by authors much smarter than I. However, with so much information at our fingertips, I thought these simple 7 rules may prove helpful. Although basic, these common sense yet powerful rules - if done repeatedly - will become habits and contribute to your success.

Selling to Specialized Markets - Associations, Buying Groups & Chambers of Commerce - Click To Read Article
In virtually all industries today, the competition is fierce as salespeople are competing for the same customer base. So how can you differentiate your services and reach large groups of new prospects?

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Jeffery I. Shavitz is a partner and co-founder of Charge Card Systems(CCS), a nationwide leader in credit card processing. Mr. Shavitz was elected to the Advisory Board and is a Contributing Writer to The Green Sheet, the leading trade publication in the payments and merchant processing industry. In 2008, he was selected to join the First Data Advisory Board and was formerly a Founding Member of the Advisory Board for Pay By Touch, a processor involved in the biometric authentication of the payment processing industry. Prior to founding CCS, Mr. Shavitz worked as an Investment Banker at Lehman Brothers in the Corporate Finance/Mergers & Acquisitions Group. Mr. Shavitz is an active member of the Miami Chapter of Young President's Organization (YPO), a committe member of Make-A-Wish Foundation and Autism Speaks, and a member of the National Register's Who's Who in Executives and Professionals. Mr. Shavitz attended Tufts University and The London School of Economics

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How to become a Professional Salesperson
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7 Rules for Sales Success
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