Barton Consulting Group Outline the Art Of Communication

    LAS VEGAS, NV, August 15, 2015 /24-7PressRelease/ -- In sales and event marketing there is no more valued skill than communication. Not only is communication important for outsourced firms, such as Las Vegas based Barton Consulting Group, allowing them to effectively deliver their clients vision, it is also a core component in building lasting customer relationships, which helps them to drive sales for their clients and increase their brand awareness. Barton Consulting Group believes that in today's world many consumers are struggling to form a bond with their favourite brands and that this is breeding frustration and damaging brand loyalty. The firm believe that to repair this damage and deliver a positive customer experience businesses need to take a more personal approach and implement strategies which are consumer focused and encourage communication between brand and consumer. This is why Barton Consulting Group meets with consumers face to face on behalf of their clients; so that they can create an in depth assessment of each customer's needs and work with their clients to tailor a service which is as unique as each consumer.

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As well as building great consumer relationships, communication is also a vital element in developing trust within a company and motivating others. The best, most efficient companies are masters of communication and understand that by being open and accepting of questions and ideas they can boost their efficiency and get everyone on the same page. With communication being an important aspect of both sales and marketing and business management,

Barton Consulting Group Have shared their guide to becoming a master of communication.

1) Get Comfortable
To communicate effectively, an individual must be fully comfortable and open to taking on board new perspectives and ideas. People don't need to agree in order to communicate but being relaxed enough to let down any defences and understand where another is coming from is important.

2) Increase Your Awareness
'Today people are very closed off' states Barton Consulting Group. 'Smart Phones, iPads, new technology has developed this bubble that people can become trapped in and it's harming real communication.' the firm want people to become more aware of the world around them, and believe that in doing so they will be able to understand different perspectives and engage in more meaningful communication.

3) Provide the Right Help
Help should empower people not frustrate them. too often in business a manager will offer help without really knowing what it is a particular person really needs which can cause frustration and upset. Barton Consulting Group suggests that people should try asking people what would be most beneficial to them instead of trying to second guess.

4) Know Your Emotions
Feeling indifferent or angry can ruin an opportunity for communication. People often communicate at their best when they are operating in the middle of their emotional spectrum. Before engaging, people must step back and assess their emotional state and take an honest look at whether responding at that time will produce a favorable outcome.

Since their establishment, Barton Consulting Group has upheld a constant commitment to honest and effective communication with clients, consumers and their peers. This determination to deliver meaningful communication has allowed the firm to reach great success and vastly increase sales and customer acquisition rates for their clients. Due to this success the firm has recently promoted their first Assistant Manager Jasen Johnston, and hope that Johnston's skill and talent for leadership and communication will help the firm to extend their services to new territories in the coming months.

Barton Consulting Group is a young, vibrant and dynamic sales and marketing outsourcing solution for clients throughout Nevada. The firm specialize in face-to-face sales and building relationships with customers.

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