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 Klein Tools #603-3 Phillips Head Screwdriver-Nice!  US $7.99
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 Klein Tools #662-2 No. 2 Square Recess Screwdriver-Nice! US $8.99
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 KLEIN TOOLS 1684-5AT Chicago® Grip - Bell-System Type Grip US $75.00
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 KLEIN TOOLS Canvas Zipper Bag #5139 US $10.99
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 KLEIN TOOLS Zipper Bags (Pack of 3) US $33.50
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 Klein Tools Cordura Nylon Tool Bag Part# 5139B US $10.99
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 Klein Tools Standard Side Cutter Pliers Wire Cutters US $11.74
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 Klein Tools 7pc Standard Nut Driver Set EXCELLENT US $40.00
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 KLEIN TOOLS ET200 VOLTAGE/CONTINUITY TESTER L@@K US $13.00
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 Klein tools cable cutter US $45.00
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 KLEIN TOOLS CHICAGO ROPE GRIP W/ HOT-LINE LATCH - 1656-20 US $100.00
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 Klein Tools 1000V 8-Piece Basic Insulated Tool Set #33526 US $100.00
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 KLEIN TOOLS REPLACEMENT BLADE FOR 50501 PVC CUTTER EDP# 50504 US $49.99
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 KT151T Klein Tools Lineman Wrench US $31.00
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 KT151T Klein Tools Lineman Wrench US $36.00
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 Klein Tools 69115 Wiggy Solenoid Voltage Tester US $20.49
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 Klein Tools 63050 9-1/2 Inch High Leverage Cable Cutter NEW! US $21.95
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 Klein Tools 5109 PS Work Bucket & Hook US $35.00
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 Klein Tools Extended Reach Multi-bit Screwdriver/Nutdriver Part#32559 US $12.75
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 Klein Tools Cordura Ballistics Nylon Zipper Bag #5139B US $10.99
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 KLEIN TOOLS Stubby Multu-Bit #32561 US $13.95
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 Klein Tools #5139-C Camoflauge Bag US $10.99
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 Klein Tools 63060 Ratcheting Cable Cutter US $53.00
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 Klein Tools USA NEW #3210-H 7/8" Erection Wrench NEW US $9.99
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 Klein Tools Electrican Scissors US $.99
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 Klein Tools Model 63045 32" Standard Cable Cutter US $15.50
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 Klein Tools VDV226-011-sen Ratcheting Modular Crimper Stripper new in package US $6.50
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 Snap-On, Craftsman, KLEIN Tools Tin Snips US $5.00
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 Klein Tools CL200 volt clamp meter multimeter with tempeture gauge new in case US $20.50
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The 9-to-5 grind can make you feel like a just another cog in the corporate machine, constantly punching the clock for someone else's vision. One day, while dreaming of the world outside the cubicle, you have your big "Eureka!" moment--you've come across an idea so perfect that you need to start your own business around it.
Coming up with the idea is the easy part. Now, you're thrown into an entrepreneurial world where even the experience businessperson can feel overwhelmed by all the details.
It's hard to know where to even begin. So here are some tips to starting your own business:
- Craft a primitive budget: do you have enough capital to get this idea rolling? First things first, figure out roughly how much it'll cost you including all expenses, and where that money will be coming from. Call in favors from everyone you've even leant money to in the past in need be.
- Does the business world need you?: is there a large enough demand for your product? Ask around before even attempting to start your business--check with similar businesses in the area, or around the country. Find out how they started, and what kinds of clients they target, to get an idea of where you'll fit in the market.
- Create a strong management team: your team members should share your vision of the business, and a certain amount of proficiency and credibility. Rely on your connections to find the perfect people for the jobs that will bring their expertise to the business. Remember that you will eventually have to set aside your ego and let them control certain aspects of the company, so your have to feel comfortable around your management team.
- Start small: instead of immediately trying to market your product to 5,000 companies at once, focus on a few dozen specialized local companies to network with. This way you can call them each personally, mail them your marketing materials, and then arrange a meeting.
- Quality matters: you want to be able to set your self apart from all the other businesses similar to yours. Having an eye-catching yet simple to navigate web site and presentation material is key to succeeding in the modern business world. Creating quality marketing tools doesn't have to cost you a fortune either; consider hiring a design art or marketing student from a nearby university to help out. You never know, you could even meet your next Junior Executive.
- Come up with a good business plan: keep it less than 25 pages, and include information about your management team, who your customers as, and most importantly, why the world needs your business. At this stage in the game, don't over-focus on the financial side of things yet. A business plan outline can be found at http://www.sba.gov/starting_business/planning/basic.html.
For more tips, including an A-to-Z guide to starting your own business, and 21 ways to draw customers in, go to www.entrepreneur.com.
Jessica Klein is a member of the 'Mount Real Research Team', whose aim is to seek out and distribute business information to the virtual public. She is a freelance writer based in Montreal, Canada who loves writing about anything from accounting to zebras.
For more info about Mount Real, visit http://www.mountreal.com.
Your Most Important Sales Tool
If your not using this powerful selling technique, you're making sales more difficult and loosing alot of sales you shouldn't.
Do you find you're constantly telling prospects how great you are and they're thinking, that's what all the salespeople say? Wouldn't it be better to have someone else singing your praises?
The most effective selling technique I've found is using testimonials in your marketing and selling opportunities. The old saying goes, people will only buy from you if they like you and trust you.
You can sit with a prospect for hours and tell them how great your product or service is, you're trying to sell them. However, if you show them testimonials from your satisfied clients, they're more apt to believe your clients and more apt to like you and trust you.
"What others say about you and your product, service or business is at least 1,000 times more convincing than what you say, even if you are 2,000 times more eloquent. I have not found one business that started using testimonials and their sales did not increase. However, 90% of sales people don't use testimonials to their advantage." - Dan Kennedy
There are many ways to use this selling technique in your sales and marketing. You can use them in your advertising, direct mail, brochures and flyers. They can be used in one on one as well as group presentations. They can be put on your web site, on the back of your business card or played when prospects are placed on hold at your office.
One of the ways I used this selling technique in my sales was to collect testimonials from all my clients and put them in a notebook. I carried this notebook in my car every where I went. When I went on a sales presentation I would take it with me and let the prospect browse through it. If you don't think that was impressive and built trust. I mean, how could all these people be wrong.
Many times I would leave it during my first visit and let the sellers keep it until I returned. This way they had more time to browse through the testimonials and guaranteed a return visit to pick it up.
There are many ways to solicit testimonials. Ask your clients to write them for you. Get their permission to write it for them and then get their approval of what you've written. Set up a testimonial line where clients can call and record their testimonial. Call them and tape record the answers to prepared questions and then use their answers as testimonials. And many more.
There's no one right or wrong way to get testimonials. The important thing is use this selling technique and you'll develop rapport, gain trust and increase the amount you sell. And then you'll have another satisfied client to give you a testimonial.
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Electricians! what is your favorite brand of tools, and why?
Electricians only please!
NO ELECTRONICS!
I preffer Klein or Ideal, but I have owned many brands, I am just getting started in the industry, and would appreciate advice from somone more expirienced than myself.
Specificly:
What brand makes the best:
Wiggy (low impeadance tester)?
Multimeter (preferably non automated)?
Wire strippers?
Please list reasons why you like them, and any practical features.
Pictures/websites welcome!
Thank you.
fieldpiece for the meter, easy small and does cap test and temp 140$
klien nut driver, the only ones i could find magnatic
menards has new strippers out, its an off brand but i like them
the rest, cheap tools because dirty beggers likes to steal tools
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