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Quick Medical Posts Record Sales During Economic Downturn
Date:3/10/2009

Quick Medical continues to surpass sales goals by incorporating fundamental marketing strategies. The basic sales and marketing activities that took the company to where it is today has also worked during the current economic slowdown to increase company sales, market share, and profit.

Snoqualmie, Wa (PRWEB) March 10, 2009 -- The foundation of Quick Medical's success can be attributed to their knowledgeable sales staff and aggressive marketing campaigns. In a time when companies are cutting back on sales staff and reducing marketing efforts, Quick Medical continues to fund aggressive sales and marketing promotions.

"In good or bad economic times, our focus at Quick Medical has been to expand our product lines, increase our marketing and co-marketing effort, build long-term customer relationships, and sell outside of our comfort zone" said Scott Hanna, CEO at Quick Medical. "When the economy began to stumble, we increased our sales and marketing efforts to our premier customers and made extra efforts to reach medical facilities, Universities and Government entities. We have always been proactive versus reactive to the economic environment."

Quick Medical prides itself in having a strong and knowledgeable sales force that recognizes the contribution they are making and what they can do to improve a customer's quality of life. Sales representatives spend most of their business day processing internet orders, consulting with new customers, hospital personnel, physicians, health-care executives, clinics, and focusing on increasing the visibility of Quick Medical's products, services, and purchasing opportunities. With all the n
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