This document discusses business development and ways to increase sales through business development efforts. It defines business development as bringing new things and discontinuity to an organization that it has not done before. The key differences between sales and business development are outlined, with sales focusing on hitting targets by selling existing products and business development determining growth strategies. Ideas for increasing sales through business development include offering bundles to retailers, securing new contracts, more marketing activities, and increased consultant visits. Decreasing costs is also discussed through reporting systems and providing salespeople with computers.