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Win New Customers at Almost Zero Cost

Yes, you are sick and tired of prospecting and looking for new customers. You know that spending money on advertising and Facebook marketing, Google Adwords and YouTube advertising may not work. So are the methods of hiring more sales representatives and looking for more agents and distributors as they incur too high capital.
We know the secret to China's number one mobile phone company BBK Electronics: they conquered 41% of market share beating veterans like ZTE, Lenovo, Huawei and high flyer Xiaomi.  
In this high power one-day course on marketing, business development and sales, we at AsiaTrainers combine the best of our past 17 years of training into this one course.  If you truly want to create more business without spending high cost, this is the course. We offer guarantee whereby you will earn a return that is higher than the course fee or we'll provide free coaching.  Contact Andy at 8201-4347 for details. 
POWER-PACKED CONTENTS INCLUDE:
  1. Single reason why the top 5 marketing methods don't work 
  2. Business Model basics: how to have the right business model 
  3. Positioning: the battle for your mind 
  4. Story of BBK Electronics: how to capture 41% of market share in just one year
  5. Top 7 Ways to Win New Customers Effortlessly (with templates and workbooks)
  6. Referral System that works: how to get A-grade customers referred to you
  7. Networking secrets and strategies
  8. Strategic Alliance and Host Beneficiary
  9. WeChat Marketing: how to create Official Account to do daily blast and how to create Moments
  10. How to get business from Trade Shows without spending a single cent
  11. How to turn your vendors, employees and friends into salespeople 
  12. The ultimate in Attraction Marketing: Creating Raving Fans and Get them Sell for You
 
Bonus: 5 Steps to Getting 1,000 Followers in WeChat
 

BENEFITS:

  1. Higher Sales without marketing cost
  2. More sales without dropping your price
  3. Attract the right sales team
  4. Higher Profits and Happier Team without Fuss
 
*** This course qualifies for PIC (Productivity & Innovation Credit), where you can get 40% Grant. Hurry! Limit to 18 seats, register now!
 

FOR WHO TO ATTEND:

  1. Managers and Directors in Marketing and Sales
  2. Executives in Sales, Bus. Dev. and Sales
  3. All Support Functions Executives and Managers
  4. Self-employed people in Insurance, Banking and Real Estate
  5. Retail Industry personnel
 

THESE ARE WHAT SOME OF OUR CLIENTS AND PAST PARTICIPANTS HAVE TO SAY:

Interesting and refreshing, a wake-up call. I now know how to get more sales without incurring higher cost. AndyTheCoach at www.asiatrainers.com is the best in this topic!
- David Lum, GM, Francois Marine Pte Ltd
 
I learnt about how to identify gaps and capture opportunities for growth. Thank you AsiaTrainers.com and your 368 strategies!
- Patrick Koh, Manager, Leong Hin Foods Pte Ltd
 
Learning about AndyTheCoach concepts and strategies has helped me to increase my sales by 41%. I have attended 12 courses this year!
- Wan Siew Onn, Sales Director of a software company
 

PROFILE OF ASIA COACHING TRAINING

Sales Coach Andy Ng has 29 years experience: He started doing business at the age of 5. Since 1996, Andy has trained over 81,413 people in 15 countries. His Magnetic Selling DVD and e-book SUN ZI FOR SALES have sold hundreds of copies in 5 countries. Asia Coaching Training was, from 2001-2007, the licensee for Action International in Singapore. The clients trained by Andy include SingTel, SIM, Manulife Financial, Walton International, DBS Group, M1, Yakun, BreadTalk, Hewlett Packard, IBM, Gillette, F & N Foods, Kaplan Asia and Teleperformance Asia. Visit our blog at www.andyngtrainer.blogspot.sg and see him in action at www.youtube.com/AndyNgCoach
 

ENQUIRIES:

Ms Idah at 6225-1784 or Andy at 8201-4347 Email to hpa88@singnet.com.sg.

BOOK THE COURSE: WIN NEW CUSTOMERS AT ALMOST ZERO COST

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