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EPISODE · Oct 21, 2009 · 25 MIN

Episode 40 - Tom Hopkins Discusses the Sales-Marketing Mix for Small Business

from Power to the Small Business | Branding / Marketing Plans & Ideas / Social Media / Customer Experience Design / Digital Marketing · host Jay Ehret

Tom Hopkins joins Jay Ehret to discuss how sales and marketing work together in the small business. Hopkins is recognized as the world’s leading authority on selling techniques and salesmanship. He is author of the best-selling classic: How to Master the Art of Selling. Sales and marketing must work together in every organization, no matter what size. Tom gives some perspective and advice on how that can work in your business. He also addresses the sales profession and the myth of the natural born salesperson. His message is that anyone can, and must, sell. Complete Show notes can be found on The Marketing Spot Blog: http://bizy.be/tD958

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