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Have you ever wondered why the person or client your speaking to is not responding or reacting to your proposals or recommendations in a positive manner?
Have you ever wondered why you cannot seem to get energy, excitement, or enthusiasm around your ideas or recommendations?
What if you could determine fairly early in a conversation or engagement conversation, with a prospective client, if they were really your very best, ideal buyer? What would that mean to your planning, projections and activity levels? How different could your business be?
Let me share with you a concept called The Best Buyer Concept: There are always a smaller number of ideal buyers, rather than all buyers, so ideal buyers are cheaper to market to and yet bring greater rewards. If you sell B2B, it's usually fairly clear that your best buyers are medium to large companies. So what are you doing, every other week, no matter what, to let these companies know who you are? There's no one you can't get to as long as you constantly market to them, especially after they say they're not interested. People will not only begin to respect your perseverance, they will actually begin to feel obligated, which is one of the ethical principles of influence, researched and case study confirmed by Dr. Robert Cialdini.
Let me show you a system, called Client Response Modes, that will help you to better sort through your opportunities. Remember that people buy when, and only when they perceive a discrepancy between reality and their desired results. There is a gap and your opportunity is to uncover it and address it through your products and services.
Here are some categories of distinctions to consider when discussing your services and value proposition.A company, organization, department or individual will find themselves in Growth mode, Trouble mode, Even Keel or Overconfident:

• In the first response mode the prospective client communicates that they are interested in GROWTH. This is in response to the question that asks about their current satisfaction and growth trajectory for their business in whatever manner they choose to measure GROWTH. A buyer in Growth mode is always ready to say yes to somebody's proposal... though not necessarily yours.
• The second response mode is person, business, organization or department is in TROUBLE. The probability of action being taken is high when a buying influence or a decision maker is in TROUBLE. He/she is eager to buy... but once again not necessarily from you. TROUBLE always takes precedence over GROWTH. This doesn't mean that growth is unimportant, only that a buyer who is feeling pain, doing more and or better can wait until you've fixed the cause of the pain. Selling GROWTH to a buyer who feels in TROUBLE is like selling a new roof to a farmer whose barn has just caught fire. Even if the barn needs a roof, it doesn't need one now.
• The third response mode is EVEN KEEL.To someone or an organization in EVEN KEEL, your proposals or recommends can be seen as a threat; as potentially rocking the boat. The EVEN KEEL environment will change only when there is change of view, to the fact that GROWTH or TROUBLE are recognized as forthcoming. The other consideration for looking at change is that as their trusted advisor you have illustrated the gaps between where they are and where they wish to go.
• The fourth response mode is OVERCONFIDENT. This is the most difficult response mode to sell to. The OVERCONFIDENT see's no reason for change, since they are pretty delighted and sometimes surprised by their own or organizational results. you will encounter strong resistance because their view of their circumstances is not congruent with yours. You may not be able to overcome this viewpoint unless there are organizational changes or challenges in the workplace or economy that affect the business. That pretty much covers that most effective ways that I have experienced in deciding who are you most promising opportunities for you services or products.

Miguel is a highly accomplished, results-oriented executive leader with more than 20 years experience overseeing business management, global sales/marketing and customer retention for large Fortune 500 organizations. He is a visionary leader with outstanding ability to develop, motivate and oversee employees to exceed corporate objectives and perform at their highest levels. He has acute analytical skills and business acumen that help him to identify new market opportunities, successfully launch new products and direct sales and marketing campaigns that significantly impacted revenues and profitability.

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What we typically learn about Pakistan in school likely involves their tenuous relationship with India. Indeed, conflicts between the two nations have simmered and erupted on occasion long before modern-day Pakistan was formed in 1947 following a split from the British Indian empire. Nonetheless, these conflicts have not prevented the Republic of Pakistan from distinguishing itself as an emerging economy among the Next 11 countries.
A largely Islamic republic, Pakistan ranks in the top fifty among global economies and recorded a nominal gross domestic product of close to $175 billion in 2010. This represents a growth of two percent, yet shows that Pakistan has potential for stronger growth in the industrial sector in the future.
Pakistan is known primarily for the following exported goods, the majority of which are distributed to top export partners in the United States, United Arab Emirates, and the United Kingdom:
Textiles - Pakistan is one of the top producers of cotton in the world, and consequently the textile industry is one of their most important and profitable. Nearly forty percent of Pakistan's overall industry involves textiles and fabrics.
Rice - Though rice is not the largest crop in the republic, it is one of the highest in demand among trade nations. Pakistan is especially known for its long-grained basmati rice and other aromatic grains.
Leather - Tanned leathers and animal hides account on average for about $300 million in export sales for Pakistan.
Carpeting - Many of the ornamental rugs and carpets coming from Pakistan are still hand-loomed, and nearly all of the rugs products in the country are exported around the world.
Main industries overall in Pakistan include the following:

• Textile production and clothing manufacture
• Chemical production
• Food processing
• Transportation and automobile production
• Telecommunications
• Paper products

To maintain productivity as an emerging nation, Pakistan relies upon a number of imported products from their chief trading partners: China, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. Petroleum and byproducts for fueling cars and industrial plants, machinery for process and production, plastics, paper and tea rank among the more in-demand products that are not readily accessible domestically.
As an emerging economy, Pakistan shows great promise alongside others in the Next 11 grouping. The clothes you buy, the rice you may cook from dinner, and the rug decorating your living room are likely to originate from this country. As conflicts are negotiated, one may hope to see friendlier trade ties formed with surrounding countries.

Large or small scale shipping is an essential component of business. Agencies assist a company with shipment handling by scheduling transports on behalf of businesses. These processes entail far more than simply scheduling a pickup and delivery date. Large cargo must be hauled on a semitrailer, ship, or plane to arrive at a determined location. In many instances, freight has to be transferred between multiple transport modes. Transfers make scheduling more complicated and increase the risk of product damage. Shipping agencies assist by finding reliable carriers to handle each cargo load. They have extensive contacts for helping businesses receive better shipment pricing. Responsibilities are widespread once these services are acquired by a business.
Air Freight Agents: What Other Tasks Are Carried Out?
Air freight agents are a specialized service that deals with flown cargo or multi transport mode transfers. General responsibilities of any agency include scheduling docking, flight times, and truck cargo deliveries. They may assist in drawing up all customs documentation as well as contacting local authorities to ensure all incoming shipment requirements are met. The agent conveys packing, labeling, and storage instructions to the business.
Some companies take their service a step further by setting up warehouse storage to house the goods after they arrive at the specified destination. The hired agent will book cargo arrangements with selected carriers, conclude all written agreements, and draw up all paperwork regarding the shipment. Paperwork can include, but is not limited to booking lists, invoices, delivery orders, shipping permits, and customs documents. Special cargo transport requirements have to be relayed to the agent to ensure the freight is managed correctly throughout the shipping process.
Agents can specialize in a specific transport mode or type of freight handling. Air freight agents typically arrange flight aspects only, but sometimes might be able to handle truck delivery to or from the airport. With a typical freight load, the business contacts an agent to provide the shipment details. Details can include the pickup location, drop off location, type of cargo, weight, and desired transport mode. The agent then conveys the details so carriers can bid on the freight. Bids are supplied to the agent, who then evaluates them based on price and carrier reliability. The most suitable bids are supplied to the business for a final decision. Once the necessary carriers have been selected, an agent will perform all scheduling and documentation services. Packaging or labeling advice may be supplied as tips or as an additional service.
Responsibilities can be more extensive and depend on the selected provider. If they specialize in a particular type of transport, a business may receive additional assistance regarding the transport. Those who offer a broad range of shipping options may restrict services to scheduling only. Shipping agencies are a great service for any business with a small staff or in the process of entering international goods transport. They can supply all the freight options needed to ensure each shipment arrives at the destination on time and in the best condition.

There are a myriad of reasons for wanting to establish a branch of your business, or an entirely new business, overseas in Europe. You may even want to transfer your entire business entity to some European country. That's understandable, with the current set of economic conditions that many business owners face today. The United States economy was recently lowered from a four-star to a three-star credit rating by all the major international credit rating bureaus. To say that the economy in the United States is weak is an understatement. However, if you do your homework, you can find very attractive business advantages and perks in Europe.
The key is in doing your research or paying someone who is already a professional in that area. If you had to personally surf the Internet and respond to the thousands of business formation specialist listings, bring yourself up to speed with tax and business law in every country in Europe, and then make a decision, it could literally take years to get the right information. Fortunately there are one-stop companies who do nothing but specialise in opening a business in Europe for the foreign investor.
The correct European company formation specialist firm can answer all of your company relocation and company formation questions concerning Europe, including the number one question most foreign business investors have on their mind. That is, "Which country should I incorporate in?" That is probably the first and most intelligent question you could ask if you are considering establishing a business presence in Europe, or any other country for that matter. The cultural, business and tax atmosphere in Europe can vary drastically from country to country. With several dozen countries in the EU (European Union), all with separate economies and business attitudes, if you do not match the correct country and their business strategies to your business goals, your experience will be less than enjoyable.
For instance, did you know that Ireland offers 0% business tax for the first three years for qualifying foreign investors? However, they may not be regionally or geographically a viable presence if you are opening a branch office. In that respect, Spain or Portugal, and their access to some of the best trade routes in the world, may be a better choice for you. But the key is still in knowing what exactly you have to do to incorporate, and how to do it in the most speedy manner, while still satisfying the needs of the regulatory and business entities involved.
By simply choosing a respected European business formation firm that has years of experience dealing with local attorneys and accountants in several European countries, you ensure that your business formation in Europe goes as speedily and successfully as possible.