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![]() Murray RaphelSPEAKER• Travels throughout the U.S., Canada, Europe and the Pacific Basin. Speaks on marketing for retailing, direct marketing, financial/insurance groups and the food industry. • Speaker for Food Marketing Institute for 20 years; 12 years at Pan Pacific Marketing Symposium, Australia; 12 years at Montreux Symposium and 9 years at Greenwich Workshop conventions as well as several years for IGA, N.G.A., St. Joseph's University, American Express and NCR. CONSULTANT • Financial Service Groups • Retailing, worldwide • Direct Marketing industry, worldwide • Supermarket Industry, Wholesale and Retail E-NEWSLETTER • "The Raphel Report" on the Raphel Marketing website BOOKS • "The Complete Idiot's Guide to Winning Customer Loyalty" • "Selling Rules!" * "Up The Loyalty Ladder" • "Tough Selling For Tough Times" • "Mind Your Own Business" • "The Do-It-Yourself Direct Mail Handbook" • "Customerization" BUSINESSMAN/CIVIC LEADER • Chairman, Raphel Marketing • Co-Founder of Supermarket College • Developer of Gordon's Alley, New Jersey's first pedestrian mall, a multi-million-dollar shopping complex in Atlantic City, N.J. • Advisory Board Member, U.S. Small Business Administration POSITIONS HELD • Vice President, Historic Gardner's Basin • Vice President, Miss America Pageant • State commissioner, Atlantic City Convention Center Authority • Vice Chairman, New Jersey Casino Reinvestment Development Authority • Chairman, Atlantic County Improvement Authority • Board Chairman, Atlantic Community College • Director, Board of Freeholders, Atlantic County, N.J. |
Mind Your Own Business -- The Supermarket Edition
Packed into these 175 pages are dozens of ideas to increase sales in individual supermarket departments, as well as rules for successful promotions, and the importance of the word "Free!" A fast-paced book packed with proven "rules" that you'll find work to "make the sale." This book is a must-read for anyone who has to get up in front of others and speak, whether to 5, 50, or 500 people at a time. Tough Selling for Tough TimesYou'll read the eight characteristics used by successful entrepreneurs used to overcome tough times in their business. |