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  <copyrightYear>2008</copyrightYear>
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  <title>The Death of Personal Marketing Part 1</title>
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  <copyrightHolder>Paul McCord</copyrightHolder>
  <first_published>Houston, Texas</first_published>
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  <description>The enviroment in which salespeople, professionals and business owners sell is changing rapidly.  The internet, cable tv and the mass of other information now available to individual and business consumers is chaning the way people buy, leaving salespeople out in the cold.  If salespeople want to survive in the future, they must change their thinking about marketing.</description>
  <subject>paul mccord</subject>
  <subject> marketing</subject>
  <subject> personal marketing</subject>
  <subject> prospecting</subject>
  <subject> lead generation</subject>
  <subject> conusmer behavior</subject>
  <subject> sales</subject>
  <subject> selling</subject>
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  <publicdate>2008-01-28 15:24:57</publicdate>
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