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Imagine it is December 31…

Written on January 8, 2013 – 8:19 am | by Steve Yastrow |

The year has only just begun, but all of us are already diligently working towards our 2013 forecasts, implementing sales and marketing efforts.

But are they the right sales and marketing efforts?

Today’s newsletter, Imagine it is December 31 …, encourages you to “plan backwards’ in order to make sure you are doing the right things to make this year a success.

Plan backwards!

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