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How To Be A Sales Superstar – Break All The Rules And Succeed While Doing It, By Mark Tewart

Posted by Dan Janal, Your Fearless PR LEADER | October 21st, 2008

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Question: Who is the intended audience?
Answer: My intended audience is business people, entrepreneurs, professional salespeople and people looking to enter the sales profession. This book applies to all experience levels.

Q: What is the book about?
A: The book breaks with tradition of many sales books. Most sales books deal with the issue of sales skills such as closing the sale. Although I cover those skills in the book I cover four essential areas – sales skills, people skills, life skills and marketing skills. The other big difference in the book is that I take a contrarian approach to sales and the sales approach. I show opposing ideas in the sales process from the traditional old school techniques such the “tie down” and other sales techniques.

Q: Why are you the best person to write this book?
A: I am a leading expert in the field of sales. I have sold many millions of dollars of products and services as a salesperson to consumers, business to business, business to consumer, niche industries and general audiences. In the last fifteen years I have given over 2,000 speeches on the topic of sales, have written eleven training manuals, authored numerous audio, video and online products, published hundreds of articles and had a highly rated satellite TV training show.

Q: How is this book different from other books on this topic?
A: This book is intended to dispel the myths of selling and allow salespeople to reach the highest level of selling.

Q: Is there anything else we should know about this book?
A: For more information, visit www.howtobeasalessuperstar.info

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My Little Black Book To Success, By Tom Marquardt

Posted by Dan Janal, Your Fearless PR LEADER | August 29th, 2008

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Question: Who is the intended audience?
Answer: My book is dedicated and directed to the 24 million U.S. businesses nationwide that have 20 or less employees.

Q: What is the book about?
A: In new my book, I identify core areas for businesses to increase their success rates and offer proven blueprints for small to medium sized business in operations, sales and marketing, human resources, and accounting departments. I present hands-on, ready-to-implement strategies to increase the success rates of the reader’s small and mid-sized businesses.

Q: Why are you the best person to write this book?
A: I am a small business owner of two companies for over 13 years. Action means more than words.

Q: How is this book different from other books on this topic?
A: My book is dedicated and directed to 99% of the 27 million U.S. businesses nationwide that are your current and potential viewers!

My book offers proven solutions that over 26 million U.S. business owners want and need right now!

My book will teach over 121 million individuals how to avoid a crisis that will affect them, their families, and this country!

My book provides readers with answers to be successful in this downward economy!

There is at least one take away that your readers, no matter their demographics, can and will receive by utilizing my book to change their life and career/business.

My book covers four key areas that your viewers want and need to know about.

My book is unique; no business system before has shown your viewers how to run their business like a hotel to increase their success rates.

My book is very user friendly (you do not need to be in the business world very long or have a higher education to understand it), with easy-to-understand examples and analogies.

My book can impact your life today. The solution driven action plans found in them, can be implemented the very next day after receiving them.

Q: Is there anything else we should know about this book?
A: I would like to share with your viewers core areas for businesses and individuals on how to increase their success rates, both professionally and personally. Below are some samples of these solutions.

• 14 items your business must stop and start doing today.
• 7 action plans to stop your business from failing.
• 6 business secrets to success in a bad economy.
• The crisis facing your business and 5 ways to avoid it.
• Teach how to make your business have a 24/7/52 mentality.
• Show you how to run your business like a hotel.
• Show you how to install radical sales and marketing to your business.
• Teach you that your business is more perishable than a cup of milk.
• Educate you that pennies really do add up.
• Help you install triage management.
• Show how ownership zones improve the workplace.
• Identify express service potentials within your business.
• Show readers they need to find out what makes their business different and market to that strength.
• Demonstrate cold and warm calling selling strategies.
• Teach readers to stop biting your nails and start sharpening your claws as a business owner.
• Show how to install S.O.P.S.
• Explain the W.I.T.F.M. and how to use it.
• Demonstrate talking in smile language and how to use the “five foot” rule.
• Teach readers to “remember the hook” when marketing.
• Teach readers how scripting dialog increases capture ratios.
• Educate readers on sales stages and source of business reports.
• Show readers how to ask for the sale and presume the close.
• Show readers the difference in penetration and saturation selling to a customers account.
• How to share shift customers and perform weekly and monthly sales and marketing reports.
• How to install repeat customer loyalty programs and rewards clubs.
• How to sell value, not price.
• How to “amenity sell” their product.
• Discuss labor efficiency modeling.
• Correctly “on-boarding” new associates and why you should pipeline your HR candidates.
• Educate your viewers on lowering associate turnover.
• How to manage associate performance.
• How to use daily statistical data sheets for your business success.
And many more…

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The Bodyguard and the Rock Star, By Christy Tillery French

Posted by Dan Janal, Your Fearless PR LEADER | July 23rd, 2008

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Question: Who is the intended audience?
Answer: Adults and young adults, specifically young adult women.

Q: What is the book about?
A: Protection specialist Natasha Chamberlain thinks guarding an English rock star while she tours the Southern states should be easy and loads of fun but a bullet in her leg after the first concert changes her mind. Join Natasha and the dynamic dual Pit and Bigun as they chase a cyberstalker while trying to guard a rock star with a penchant for drugs, sex, shoplifting, and sweets.

Q: Why are you the best person to write this book?
A: It’s the third in my series; about an independent, contemporary woman trying to cope with a traditional world. It takes place in Knoxville, TN, my home town.

Q: How is this book different from other books on this topic?
A: My bodyguard experienced date rape and because of this seeks to be stronger, mentally and physically, so she will never be this vulnerable again. She also sees herself as protector of the innocent, animal and human, who cannot fend for themselves.

Q: Is there anything else we should know about this book?
A: Professional reviewers are comparing it to Janet Evanovich’s Stephanie Plum series, although my series is Southern. It features a Weimaraner, and proceeds from the sale of the book are donated to a local Weimaraner rescue as well as the local animal shelter. I try with each book to call attention to the abuse and neglect and unnecessary euthanization of animals across America, and encourage readers to adopt or rescue a pet.

Chasing Secrets – available 10/08!
The Bodyguard and the Rock Star – “I just want to know if I can nominate it for some kind of award.” – LAS Reviewer
The Bodyguard and the Show Dog – 2006 Reviewers’ Choice Award, DWAA Fiction Finalist
The Bodyguard - Best First in Series 2005
Chasing Demons – published in USA and Japan
Wayne’s Dead – Myshelf’s Top 10 Reads for 2002, published in USA and South Korea
Chasing Horses – Madcap Award for Best in Romantic Comedy

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More Loyal Customers: 21 Real World Lessons To Keep Your Customers Coming Back, By Kevin Stirtz

Posted by Dan Janal, Your Fearless PR LEADER | May 21st, 2008

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Question: Who is the intended audience?
Answer: Anyone who wants more repeat business and more referrals can benefit from this book. Whether you’re a company owner, manager or a customer-facing employee, there is something useful in this book for you.

Q: What is the book about?
A: This book is full of practical things you can do to improve customer service so your customers will come back. It has hands-on tips and tools as well as strategic ideas and concept to improve service to your customers. This book helps you discover what your customers want and how to give it to them.

Q: Why are you the best person to write this book?
A: I have developed a 3 step system that helps organizations increase customer loyalty by improving customer service. It’s based on making changes that are tactical, strategic and cultural. These changes help your organization move to a higher and more permanent level of service. This book contains many tools and ideas from this system, which is why it’s so useful.

Q: How is this book different from other books on this topic?
A: This book contains both concepts to help you plan and tactics you can put to work right away. It’s useful for both leaders and customer-facing employees. And it’s simple, direct and to the point.

Q: Is there anything else we should know about this book?
A: It’s full of useful and actionable ideas yet it’s a fast read so you don’t waste anytime getting to the good stuff.

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