How can I go about getting a sales contract with a cable company?
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one of a few ways..but I know one works\nyou have to have proof your moving out of their operating area, so as you can see, they can not serve you, so the contract has to be broken....this works...\n\ntell them you lost your job and you AVE to cut back on ALL things....period..no money to pay..\n\ngood luck\nsmile
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1. Do it yourself. Read your industry publications, local newspapers or other publications you think your competitors may use to advertise their business. If you have access to services like Lexis Nexis, check it to see if ads are included in the items they pick up (I know press mentions are included, but not sure with ads)\n\n2. Hire a press clipping service. They will give you everyday copies of where you were mentioned, and your competitor if you include them in your contract.
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If you can get in with Realtors, go for it.  There are so many "B Credit" loan officers out there that the Realtors don't need you.  They have a guy already.  Concentrate on doing one thing really well and let them know what that one thing is.  That's your only hope going directly to them.\n\nSend letters to all your office's past clients.  Give them an article or something that will interest them and publicize a mortgage or credit seminar.  Call this list of people and ask them if they'd like to reserve a seat.  You can advertise but you may not need to depending on how big your house list is.  I did all this and of all the people who attended, only about 1/4 or less came that saw the ad.  Everyone else came after I spoke to them on the phone.  It will get you some deals but, most importantly, it will spread good word of mouth about your company.  \n\nHere's the most important part.  Take these new deals to Realtors that like you.  If you give them deals, they'll do the same.\n\nThis is one of MANY options.  You could work with local FSBO's by PreQualifying their potential buyers.  Or call "for rent" ads and send them info about investor and commercial loans.
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Most cable internet providers have a do it yourself kit. You will need to provide a cable modem either by purchasing or renting from the cable company.
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The best way to start one is to actually resell another providers web hosting.  You can sign up as an affiliate for a number of hosts like Intermedia.net, Hostopia and a few others.  These 2 are the best that I've come across.  This way you only deal with the marketing, sales and some of the 'company' operations without having to deal with the technical operational issues associated with web hosting.  Trust me, I spent 5 years at a hosting company -- it's a pain in the neck.
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This may sound elementary, but have you tried the local employment agencies? IE, unemploment, etc. or the local recruiting agencies? Hey, I'm about to be out of a job, how much does it pay? LOL. Currently I work for a cable company and we have a large call center. They get a lot of recruits from unemployment, although I'm not sure if I agree with this because our call center peeps need to really be able to upsell.
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You didn't mention if this new manager was also selling. If he is, great. Have your top sales person offer to match him sale for sale. That should embarrass him into either quitting or coming up with a more reasonable figure. Or, who knows? Maybe he is right. Either way, everyone will find out. Chances are, especially if one comes from outside of their industry, that the manager doesn't know how to sell. That is usually the case. In that case take the top salesperson's monthly average and add about 20%. I don't care what the product is cable or airplanes, that's doable. BTW, why did they hire from outside the company? Another problem might possibly be that they want people to quit that are close to collecting retirement benefits. It happens all the time.
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This is tricky and I would recommend co-brokering with a licensed real estate firm. You can get a referral fee.......\n\nThere is a reason why certain professions have licensing requirements and that is to protect both the consumer and the professional. If the deal goes sour, you will have no protection and the customer could refuse to pay your fee at close since ur are not licensed and he may threaten to expose the fact...people will say/do anything to get out of their obligations.\n\nCo-broker the deal with a licensed agent/firm.....just find a teeny-tiny one that will not make a fuss about paying out ur referral fee.
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call your cable company and ask them
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Get an agent. Thats how it is done there unless you know someone who is connected.
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Your best bet is to partner with a firm that specializes in this. \n\nhttp://www.discount-lists.com looks like they could assist.\n\nVoIP Buyer\nhttp://www.packet8-sales.net
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call your cable company
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Every area has sales reps.  Just get the name of the product call the company and ask for the sales rep of what you want in your area.
1095891
Comcast. DSL is soo much slower, and SBC will make you sign a 2 year contract. Comcast won't make you sign a contract, and the price stays pretty much well the same. My room mate signed the contract with SBC, now she's stuck with it for another year. The connection sucks. I would recommend getting Comcast above all else. I had Comcast before, I loved it!
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Most cable providers do not require a contract and offer a discounted price for the first 3 months. For a short time like this, cable is often the best choice, especially if you can self install.
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Much would depend upon the company that the PR executive is representing.  Generally speaking, a cable TV station which is geared for his target audience is the most cost effective, especially if the timing of the item is chosen correctly.
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If you want a commercial for your business, contact your local cable company.