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New eBook Provides Business Acumen Assistance For Companies Looking To Increase Sales

Monday, April 23rd, 2007

Jack Howe’s new business acumen eBook, “30 Minutes to Prepare for the C-Suite Meeting,” reveals the secrets of understanding the results of corporate research that enables any sales force to improve its overall results

Coppell, Texas (IPRWIRE) Mon, Apr. 23rd, 2007 — Qigong for Business, Inc. (www.30minsto.com) is excited to announce the launch of its new business acumen eBook, “30 Minutes to Prepare for the C-Suite Meeting.”

Every company needs more insight into how business decisions impact performance. Every sales process requires the answer to certain important questions to complete the process timely and accurately. This unique program asks the question, “Are your sales teams calling on businesses that don’t fit your ideal client profile?”

“30 Minutes to Prepare for the C-Suite Meeting” is the business acumen answer to all of these needs, and more. This first and only eBook addresses the knowledge gap and explains why learning certain information can be useful in shortening the sales cycle and improving the close ratios for those who know how to and use this insight.

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New Business Information Technology eBook Can Save Companies Time And Money, And Help Increase Sales

Thursday, February 8th, 2007

Jack Howe’s new business information technology eBook, “30 Minutes to Prepare for the C-Suite Meeting,” reveals the secrets of accurate corporate research that enables any sales force to improve its overall results

Coppell, Texas (IPRWIRE) Thu, Feb. 8th, 2007 — Qigong for Business, Inc. (www.30minsto.com) is proud to announce the launch of its new business information technology eBook, “30 Minutes to Prepare for the C-Suite Meeting.”

From time to time, every company needs more details about another company or person. Every sales process requires the answer to certain important questions to complete the process timely and accurately. Investigative reporters seek additional details on persons and companies as a matter of course. Executives in transition want information about prospective new employers. Sales personnel need to know what their clients need.

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