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Tempest Elite Marketing: Top 5 Tips on Developing a Sales Business

Outsourced sales and marketing firm, Tempest Elite Marketing offer their advice on the five most important components when building a sales business

2012-03-19
YORKSHIRE, ENGLAND, March 19, 2012 (Press-News.org) Having attended the much anticipated Outsourced Sales Conference held at the Hilton Hotel, Manchester, Tempest Elite Marketing, having consolidated the information given by experts in the field of sales and marketing, offers its top tips on developing a sales business, from basic sales techniques to higher management philosophies.

Tempest Elite Marketing Tip #1
Have an Incredible Attitude: The word "attitude" is associated with many things. In the direct sales industry it relates to a winning mentality and a frame of mind that someone enters to ensure that a desired result is achieved no matter what obstacles appear. Accessing this frame of mind can be the difference between performing sales and missing out on sales, in creating positive leads or losing potential clients, or even the difference between developing positive business relationships and missing out on business partners. Qaysar Bhatti of Tempest Elite Marketing says, "Before I started in this industry I was quite oblivious to what a positive attitude was. I assumed it was going about life with a smile. Having a business myself has now taught me that the frame of mind behind the smile is what is important. As a result I have had so much more success not just in my professional life, but also my personal life".

Tempest Elite Marketing Tip #2
Surround Yourself With Success: People with a negative outlook on situations can very often instil doubts in the mind of optimists. Surrounding oneself with successful individuals creates an open forum of positivity where ideas and attitudes can manifest and grow. The common analogy used is the "water cooler" analogy, where it is very typical for negative people to meet each other and have unproductive conversations. The most important thing to do is evaluate who the best people are to spend time with, and who has the right attitudes that will add value to the business development goal.

Tempest Elite Marketing Tip #3
Goal Setting: In order for any sales business to succeed and grow, their must be a goal in mind that can be visualised. SMART goals help to achieve this, which are Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic and Timed. An important aspect of goal setting is the ability to evaluate the progress of these goals and to also re-evaluate them depending on which have been achieved.

Tempest Elite Marketing Tip #4
Develop Communication Skills: Direct sales is all about the communication between two parties. The ability to communicate effectively with people of any race,religion, caste and upbringing can greatly increase an individuals chance at creating and maintaining a bond with that person. In the sales industry, people do not necessarily buy into products, but into the people which is why it is so important to become as amenable as possible. "During the early stages of my business development, I made a great effort to understand the interests of others and in educating myself on subjects I didn't know about. I feel that this has become an invaluable part of my business, as I am comfortable speaking to absolutely", says Director of Tempest Elite Marketing.

Tempest Elite Marketing Tip #5
Outwork Everyone: Complacency is the bane of any sales business and success in general. In order to stand out among any other business or salespeople, its important to separate from the competition. It all comes down to a matter of taking the easy choice or the right choice.

Tempest Elite Marketing continues to grow as a company and instils these basic philosophies to cultivate successful business people and future entrepreneurs.

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[Press-News.org] Tempest Elite Marketing: Top 5 Tips on Developing a Sales Business
Outsourced sales and marketing firm, Tempest Elite Marketing offer their advice on the five most important components when building a sales business