Sales Forecasting


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PRACTICAL CASH-SAVING IDEAS FROM INC. READERS  Read story

Sales Forecasts

Companies large and small engage in forecasting their sales in order to decide with the greatest accuracy possible what and how much to build or what and ...  Read story

The Rating Game

How Tom Colby of Campbell Software created a sales-lead rating system for accurately predicting a prospect's viability.  Read story

A Simple Approach to Sales Forecasting

How do you forecast sales accurately? The trick is to break the sales down into manageable parts.  Read story

Overcoming the Summer Doldrums

Summertime doesn't have to be a slow time for your business. These strategies will help minimize the effects of a slow summer on your business's bottom line.  Read story

Is Burnout Killing You (And Your Business)?

FaxPoll results about personal stress and the state of the economy.  Read story

Advertising;

How does a small advertising agency located way out in Bala Cynwyd, Pa., attract clients nationwide? It does something no other ad agency does: guarantee...  Read story

Making Employees Accountable

Boost performance with structured goals, worker input. Many workers say managment doesn't live up to its own goals.  Read story

Mrs. Fields' Secret Ingredient

The real recipe behind the phenomenal growth of Mrs. Fields Cookies cannot be found in the dough  Read story

A Taste of Creativity

When it comes to brainstorming sessions, burnt coffee and an old conference table can really dampen enthusiasm. Memories of previous meetings in the room ...  Read story

Sales: What Works Now

Perplexing as the current sales environment may seem, there are strategies for coping with it. Inc surveys the changing entrepreneurial landscape to...  Read story

Growing Sales Through Leadership

Instill a natural passion in your sales team to see your profits rise.  Read story

Why Sell Goods in Online Auctions?

From Beanie Babies to large pieces of industrial equipment, if there is a product that can be bought and sold, there is probably an auction site selling i...  Read story

Forecast: Sunny, Breezy, and Clear

At Springfield Remanufacturing, a company in Springfield, Mo., that overhauls truck parts, production problems do not sabotage the sales forecast. CEO Jac...  Read story

Forecasting

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Royalty Financing

Royalty financing is a relatively new concept that offers an alternative to regular debt financing (loans and trade credit) and equity financing (venture ...  Read story

Retailers Reducing Inventories

The weaker economy has storeowners bracing for lackluster holiday sales.  Read story

Personal Best

Annual sales forecasts can be like the weather: highly unpredictable and due to a variety of unseen factors. Yet NCO Financial Systems, a collections agen...  Read story

Four Steps to Building Better Businesspeople

If dividend checks, 20% increases in stock value, and record sales numbers are exciting business victories that put more money in your wallet, how did the...  Read story

New-Product Survival Strategies

When Milwaukee-based Koss Corp., a $40-million stereo-headphone maker, decided to enter the promising new market of computer headphones and speakers, sale...  Read story

A Business-Survival Checklist

Advice on managing cash flow.  Read story

Motivating on the Cheap

Unusual motivation tactics work wonders for morale at LensCrafters  Read story

The Myth of Advertising's Effectiveness

The argument made by the proponents of advertising is almost pathetically simple-minded: If you can measure the benefits of advertising on your business, ...  Read story

A Passion for Forecasting

Generating an accurate annual sales forecast will save you from wreaking havoc in your company next year.  Read story

Building a Realistic Sales Forecast

Combine the values of all of your prospects in order to create a total sales forecast.  Read story

What Data Warehousing Can Do for You

Data Warehousing Advice for Managers by Patricia L. Ferdinandi. AMACOM, 208 pages, $29.95. There's been a lot of buzz ...  Read story

Mastering Charges

Fender Benders Rent-A-Car in Evanston and Chicago, Ill., discovered it was paying its bank more than it had to for servicing its Visa/MasterCard account.<...  Read story

How'm I Doin'?

Some smart companies are sending out mailings to determine how customers really feel about their products.  Read story

Collections by Coupon

Encouraging rapid payment and repeat business by stuffing a discount coupon in with invoices.  Read story

Prove It!

Seattle ad agency offers a money-back guarantee to its clients.  Read story

Taming the Beast

Affiliate marketing is inexpensive and effective--provided you keep your affiliates on a short leash.  Read story

Soap Story

New business creates a touch-free, battery-operated soap dispenser.  Read story

Music To Their Ears

A mail-order company promotes non-profit organizations in its catalog.  Read story

Long-term Commitment

A company distinguishes itself from its competitors by offering an extendable one-year warranty.  Read story

Promote Value

A sales promoter buys items at a discount in order to pass on savings to the customer.  Read story

Small Retailers Ramp Up for Big Holiday Push

Nov. 23, 2005 --As Black Friday approaches, marking the unofficial start of the Read story

New Online-Sales Software

Feb. 20, 2007 -- BEA Systems, a San Jose, Calif.-based software company, announced Tuesday the release of a new e-commerce program design...  Read story

Easy Rider

An overview of the articles in this month's issue. Topics include motorcycles, alliances, fast-growth counselors, sales forecasting and taking a spin on the ...  Read story

Evans Food Products, - Inc. Article

Evans Food Products Location: Chicago 2002 revenue: $66.7 million Growt...  Read story

What It Takes To Make The Inc. Second 100

The INC. Second 100 companies are among the fastest-growing smaller corporations in the United States. As runners-up to the INC. 100 (INC., May, page 51)...  Read story

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