#sales report

[shirozen]

Climbing the stairs of success

[bestplanogramming]

[heartseventysixbooks]

Snow Days, for Sales

So it's been snowing and three to four inches are here so far, probably more coming not much anyone can do about the weather.

Thru common sense and practice you can start later if your job is on the road, if the customer is not plowed out for you, your delivery trucks won't make it either. So a day in the office or your home office is what to do. Just to let you know, emails and phone calls to reschedule customer appointments you have on the calendar are first. Second, could you check in with the office, are you needed to fill in for inside sales? You have a reliable car already for this winter hazard a well-maintained personal vehicle.

So you are at the office it is time to look carefully thru your sales reports and pick out the gold, the conversations you had with your accounts. Yes, you are looking for more business, or an anniversary, a child's birthday, or something in that line of personal information you will use to come to be a closer supplier and a potential friend in the makings.

How about on this slow business day, you put the finishing touches on that sales letter or email blast, how about putting the words on that verbal recommendation received from a customer put it as an addendum to your next sales report. Merry Christmas, Happy New Year, it is just around the corner, Hanukkah and all other holidays are important and need to be kept alive forever.

[hellenhighwater]

I just wanted to say that as intense and melancholic your Minotaur sculpture series looks and makes me feel, the ways you *write* about it gives me chills. The way you mix an explanation of the piece and little bits of flavor text in every post you make about it is just delightful.

Aw, thank you! I don't really know what I'm like...known for, I guess, but I do actually write for a living. Words are my profession. Sometimes it comes through! Sometimes it does not and I just spew malaphors incoherently.

[izzyspussy]

the fact that they made it illegal to make ads louder than programs on tv in 2010 but haven't updated it to apply the same regulation to streaming. who do i have to call.

[catboyroycebracket]

transistors on sale on both steam and gog (both end nov 28th) for black friday !! other sgg releases are as well :)

[fredbydawn]

I feel bad for the people who skip the short films cuz they miss out on gems like these

[holynightmareco]

spent some time painting my boss instead of paying attention at a meeting

[sunnylighter]

Posting this because I'm mad, but I really want people to stop soliciting me on fanfiction.net. These are just some of the ones I've been getting lately. I have done everything short of blocking all notifications from there entirely, which I don't want to do because some people still there actually still read my stories and give nice reviews. I want to keep interacting with them. I also get the occasional request to beta-read someone's fic, and I enjoy doing that as well.

But recently only 1 in every 10 messages from there were actually from people who like my work and want to talk to me about it. Instead, I keep getting messages from these fuckers and their copy-and-past little sales pitches. Usually, it's in PMs, but the most recent one was in a review of my fic. Considering this particular comment was on chapter 1, I highly doubt they actually read my fic. You can tell from how their messages are so similar and yet despite claiming to have read my fics and that they were great, they fail to mention any details about them. Were the characters portrayed right, if they like a plot twist I put in, a particular moment that was especially sad, or funny, or got them hyped? Nothing. Just, 'Hey, I like your work, buy my shit'.

I'm not even sure if there are real people behind these accounts. The account pages are usually pretty empty aside from linking their profiles on other sites, and maybe a handful of random favorite stories or authors. And all of them were new accounts started in late August of this year. Honestly, I'm pretty sure a lot of them are bots or some kind of scam. I wouldn't be surprised if any 'art' bought off these accounts were just made with AI.

Whatever the case, I don't trust it and really advise against anyone buying from these people. If you want commissions based on your fics, please research and reach out to artists yourself instead of giving money to these annoying snake-oil salesmen.

I love fanart of my fics. I greatly appreciate anyone who chooses to make fanart of my fics, and adore seeing it so, so much. But if I ever decide I want a commission, I will reach out to you, not the other way around. If anyone knows more about why this is happening and how to get them to leave me alone, please let me know.

[cheekblush]

hybe wants exo to disband sooooooo badly lmao

[cozylittleartblog]

i think i am going to make a pay what you want digital zine this year for people who want to get into making little artist alley knick knacks like keychains and stickers and enamel pins, cuz i get a lot of asks about that and i think it would be nice to put my design skills to the test and have it all in one place! that being said, what kind of questions do y'all have about this stuff that you would want answered? everything from packaging to shipping to the products themselves, what would you guys want in there? keep in mind i have only sold on etsy myself and a couple craft shows, so i can't give much advise about personal storefronts.

please put them in the replies on this post so it's all in one place!

[hythlodaes]

good luck to everyone dealing with the windows outage at work today o7

[sleepdepravity]

dunno if this is a normal thing to do after getting your wallet stolen but i've looked at my county police station website and i'm frustrated that i can't find a clear directive that says how they handle theft cases and what someone can expect after reporting a theft.

[heartseventysixbooks]

Sales Reports Value

My blog is a common-sense conversation with anyone interested. My advice is based on decades of experience, from a sales career worth being proud of. This blog is about sales reports, this is the hard copy that an outside or inside salesperson submits to the boss. Maybe it is done weekly, and reviewed and critiqued by the whole sales staff.

Good keyboarding skills with good sentence construction and excellent spelling and grammar. The following are questions that the report answered.

Who, the customer's name, When, the date, Why are you there( Example, thanks for the order, how about our quote, what's on your desk I can help you with but before anything else ask specifically for the order) Under Who that purchasing assistant or agent or manager or owner. you know by his/her first name and what they buy because you asked and got a plant tour. These are nice people that know their business, solve problems, and don't reinvent the wheel.

The above was a sales report I continued to use for all my sales calls of that day and week, I wrote by hand notes to follow up with my customers on exact items and problems and quotes I personally would call or email knowing my close friend (eventually) preferred to do business with someone he would trust, and if needed a second look. People are successful, not bots or AI, talk to people and be happy and comfortable living an excellent life.

[hillbilly---man]

why do people whose salary is like 4x mine constantly need me to hold their hand and make basic decisions that are literally a central part of their job description?