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How is hard-charging Pat Cavanaugh managing hesitant customers, national uncertainty, and longer sales cycles? He's forecasting 40% growth for next year. Read more
How is hard-charging Pat Cavanaugh managing hesitant customers, national uncertainty, and longer sales cycles? He's forecasting 40% growth for next year. Read more
Can Linux really take on Microsoft's Windows? Our man in the Valley risked possible sunburn and certain embarrassment to find out. Read more
Sales mentor Pat Cavanaugh reponds to the following question from an Inc.com user: My company gets most of its clients through w... Read more
Sales mentor Pat Cavanaugh reponds to the following question from an Inc.com user: I'm 24 years old and in my second sales job. ... Read more
Acquiring clients -- and employees -- on a limited budget. Read more
The delicate art of selling to nonprofits. Read more
Turn your relationship with your bank into a win-win partnership. Read more
For some of you, being well-prepared and getting a good night's sleep are the keys to a successful presentation. For the rest of us, nerves take over rega... Read more
A look at recruitment maestro Dan Caulfield's new idea to recruit from companies laying off senior-level employees. Read more
When Jack Plunkett, a Houston-based CEO, went to Silicon Valley to learn more about technology networking, he brought back a new idea for a more structured n... Read more
Get Publicity and Bolster Profits through Public Speaking Why speak publically? What ca... Read more
In the September 1997 issue of Inc. magazine, Orgegon Chai was profiled as part of the Anatomy of a Start-Up series. In January 2001, Inc.Read more
Editor's note: This article is the sixth and final article in a series on preparing and presenting the perfect speech. If you have questions or commen... Read more
Close More Sales! by Mike Stewart. AMACOM, 1999, 272 pages, $17.95. Sweaty palms and anxiety are not uncommon... Read more
It pays to be nice to your neighbors. When Darren Gardner moved into new office space to start his equipment-leasing company, Alliance Capital, in Los Ang... Read more
Editor's note: This article is the fifth in a series on preparing and presenting the perfect speech. If you have questions or comments regarding this ... Read more
The big day has come. You're ready to deliver your talk. But you need to do a few final things before facing your audience. Check in ... Read more
Editor's note: This article is the third in a series on preparing and presenting the perfect speech. If you have questions or comments regarding this ... Read more
How do I organize my talk? There are two basic outlines that work well for the beginning speaker. The Alc... Read more
One of the best ways to promote your product or service and expand your customer base is also one of the cheapest. Interested? It's public speaking. I kno... Read more
Advice on developing one of the most difficult skills in sales. Read more
Behind every successful CEO probably lurks at least one major regret. The best, or the luckiest, CEOs learn from their mistakes and get an opportunity to ... Read more
Bill Aberman's first business failed when his sole customer, the federal government, made cut-backs. Now, his current Inc. 500 company, Personnel St... Read more
After making the #1 spot on the 1996 Inc. 500, multilevel marketer Bill Gouldd slid and folded in a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission. Read more
Everything you write is a chance to make a good impression. Yet companies lose business every day because they submit proposals that contain grammatical, ... Read more
Negotiation is a fact of life. The key to success is remembering that everything is negotiable -- and to get a deal you must ask for one. Many businesspeo... Read more
Networlding by Melissa Giovagnoli and Jocelyn Carter-Miller Jossey-Bass, 2000, 216 pages, $25 In Networldi... Read more
Roadblock Mother told us not to talk to strangers. However, when we are at fund-raisers or business socials, we are supposed t... Read more
Sales mentor Lillian Vernon answers the following questions from an inc.com user: I own a small but quickly growing specialty pu... Read more
If you want to sell your company, your best bet is to get your business in tip-top shape before taking it to market. Plus: The fate of several companies feat... Read more
Women have historically found it more challenging than men have to raise venture capital. But that's changing, as D.M. Osborne notes in Read more
Today's audiences have short attention spans. They are stimulation junkies. Their television habits have coined a new term -- channel surfing. With the ad... Read more
Pat Cavanaugh not only sells more than just about anyone in his industry but also manages a fast-growing company at the same time. What's his secret? A perso... Read more
Various businesspeople tell how they have turned to sales-force automation. Read more
The quicker inventory turns, the less cash you tie up. Read more
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