Business development : how to win profitable customers and clients / Ian Cooper

By: Cooper, Ian [author]Material type: TextTextPublication details: England : Pearson, c2012Description: xvi, 176 pages ; 25 cmISBN: 9780273759539Subject(s): BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT | BUSINESS PLANNINGLOC classification: HD 30.28 .C6632 2012
Contents:
The 21 commonsense business development truths -- Asking the right business questions : a toolkit for business development -- The 20 business development pricing tools, truths and techniques -- Introducing the business development priorities -- Priority 1 - convert leads, opportunities and enquiries into profitable business -- Priority 2 - develop more business from existing customers and clients -- Priority 3 - externalise business development efforts to generate new leads, opportunities and enquiries -- Personal performance business development skills -- Pulling it all together ... making it happen
Summary: This book serves as a salient reminder that your business is failing if it doesn't treat the customer as king in all it does.
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Includes index.

The 21 commonsense business development truths -- Asking the right business questions : a toolkit for business development -- The 20 business development pricing tools, truths and techniques -- Introducing the business development priorities -- Priority 1 - convert leads, opportunities and enquiries into profitable business -- Priority 2 - develop more business from existing customers and clients -- Priority 3 - externalise business development efforts to generate new leads, opportunities and enquiries -- Personal performance business development skills -- Pulling it all together ... making it happen

This book serves as a salient reminder that your business is failing if it doesn't treat the customer as king in all it does.

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