Full Version: Who has sales reps employed ?

From: Peter [#5]
 22 Mar 2007
To: ALL

Ok . thats what I meant, Thanks guys. :-)

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From: JHayes55 [#6]
 22 Mar 2007
To: Peter [#5] 22 Mar 2007

We have lady who sell promotional products for us. She is experienced and does a nice job. She works on commission basis. We have only been working with her for a few months but all has went very well. Finding the right person is the key.

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From: Cody (BOBTNAILER) [#7]
 22 Mar 2007
To: Peter [#5] 22 Mar 2007

We used to have a guy working for us on straight commission. His main focus was to visit schools and large companies to establish new business.

I think he'd be more of a business development person than a sales rep.

As was stated previously, finding the right person is key. He wasn't the right person, so he no longer works for me. We now have one part-time employee that only works in the shop a couple of days each week. This allows ME to go visit our customers, and to drum up new business.

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From: Mark (MAXMACHINE) [#8]
 23 Mar 2007
To: ALL

I have a half time salesman... since we do not have a commercial storefront he sells half time and works in the shop the other half. All awards and small signage, rubber stamps, and so forth.

Mark

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From: gt350ed [#9]
 23 Mar 2007
To: Peter [#5] 23 Mar 2007

We have four. There's me...myself...and I. And then, there's Sharon. She consistently out performs the other three. I hate that!! :O)

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From: JHayes55 [#10]
 24 Mar 2007
To: gt350ed [#9] 24 Mar 2007

Completely understandable - she is nicer and much better looking. :D

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From: gt350ed [#11]
 24 Mar 2007
To: JHayes55 [#10] 24 Mar 2007

Actually, we have many friends and acquintances that think we're BOTH nice and BOTH good looking. Just not any in the Illinois/Missouri/Kentucky triangle area.......and possibly IN or ON Maui. ;-)

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