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5 WAYS TO INCREASE YOUR SALES
Increasing Sales with Innovative Programs
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Welcome to the Tracpoint Wireless FasTrac News letter. This monthly publication is focused on one area, increasing your sales. TracPoint Wireless Inc. identifies revenue solutions for the Wireless Retailer. The company creates sales and marketing solutions, which include the following innovative programs:

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SEPARATE SALES FROM CUSTOMER SERVICE
An excerpt from the book "New Profits in Wireless Retailing" by Ed Legum
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by Ed Legum - President Edmond-Howard Network
In a meeting with a wireless carrier someone brings up the fact that 60–70% of their customers traffic comes there for service. We had heard this since the early 90s. So, we ask them how this might affect their salespeople’s ability to get the job done. One manager says, ‘Our salespeople are in a tight squeeze. They get paid on sales and have to make their quotas. At the same time, we expect them to take care of customers who come in to pay their bills, complain, ask for help deciphering their bills, or upgrade their service.’
Another says, ‘Some of our
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PLAN NOW FOR YOUR 4TH QUARTER DIRECT MAIL CAMPAIGN
How to maximize your advertising results in November & December
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by Brad MacArthur - TracPoint Wireless
Now is the time to plan ahead for your holiday season direct mail campaign. Be ready to capitalize on the most profitable quarter of the year, and understand that you will be competing with many different offers and advertisements during that time. Key components of a successful 4th Quarter Direct Mail program include:
1. Planning. Planning is key to a successful program and you will will want to allocate a portion of your co-op for Direct Mail in advance. Here are a few of the key items and time frames:
September *Budget. Allocate co-op dollars to your Direct Mail program *Select a Direct Mail company that is best to assist you in building the campaign October *Identify your Holiday promotional offier *Identify the target audience around the buying radius of your stores *Complete initial creative of piece November 3'd *Finalize Creative. You will not know the Carrier's Holiday offer until most likely the first few days of November. As soon as you do, add this to the DM piece and get final approval
2. Timing. Plan to have your direct mail piece drop between Nov 25 - Dec 18. Typically any advertising during the month of November prior to this date is wasted, as most consumers are not in buying mode until
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IT'S NOT TOO EARLY
Prepare for the most profitable quarter of the year
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by Ed Legum, President of the Edmond-Howard Network
Now’s the time to think and plan for the best six weeks of the year. This year, like every other year, retailers look forward to the Holiday selling season with mixed emotions. Great expectations mix with uncertainty; excitement mixes with apprehension. And for good reason.
According to the NRMA (National Retail Merchants Association), in the months of November and December retailers generate 33% of their yearly net sales, 33% of their yearly gross profits, and over 50% of their yearly net profits. During this period salespeople and managers earn over 70% of their yearly commissions.
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NOT GETTING THE RESULTS YOU NEED FROM YOUR ADVERTISING?
The 7 most important factors to improving your advertising results.
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by TracPoint Wireless
You need to spend that hard earned co-op on a monthly basis or risk losing it. The easy way out is to spend it blindly on advertising mediums that are easy to use with a generic “carrier” template. The real measurement here is not going to be how attractive your ad looks, or whether it is well written, but whether or not it works. One of the biggest challenges dealers face is how to improve their advertising results without spending additional funds.
What can you do to make sure you a get a great response with your ads?
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