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Dominic Sorresso has broad experience in automotive, IT, insurance, and business process outsourcing. He is an entrepreneur who has launched new products, processes, and distribution channels. Throughout his career, he has grown revenue and profits through innovative marketing initiatives. He developed formal processes for sales, product management, and business development. Sorresso has an MBA and is proud family man.
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Marketing And Social Media - Central South Manchester Nov. 09
Attracting Customers To Your Site - Marketing and Social Networks - South Man...
Attracting Customers To Your Site - Marketing and Social Networks - South Man...
Bill Stinnett: How Sales Training Becomes Lasting Change in Sales Behavior
Bill Stinnett: How Sales Training Becomes Lasting Change in Sales Behavior
USP
- 4. Keywords
- 6. The 4 P’s and USP Product Price Promotion Place
- 7. How do I develop my USP
- 9. USP & Guarantee (UG) Educate Your Market on Your Unique Selling Proposition and Guarantee! Unique Selling Proposition and a Guarantee so that your ideal clients/customers feel compelled to do business with YOU instead of your competitors because you’re different than all the rest.
- 10. USP Worksheet
- 14. USP & Guarantee (UG)
- 15. USP & Guarantee (UG) $14,400 in 1.5 months! Unique Selling Proposition and a Guarantee so that your ideal clients/customers feel compelled to do business with YOU instead of your competitors because you’re different than all the rest.
- 16. A.I.D.A. Formula