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Sales - The Skills to Sell

Friday, January 2nd, 2009

The ability to sell products, or a product, is a skill that must be practiced and perfected. People, who sell retail, or telesales, must possess qualities that attract the attention of others. Verbal and written communication is crucial. If you are unable to express yourself to others, you should not enter into the sales profession.
Selling [...]

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A Simple Truth - Authentic Sales Tip

Friday, January 2nd, 2009

A Simple Truth
Do you have the right stuff?
Are you consistent in your business?
Do you build relationships easily?
Are you approachable?
I’m writing this E-letter aboard American Airlines flight # 2005
from Atlanta to Miami, and then on to my final destination Tampa International Airport.
For the last three days I’ve been attending the National Speakers Association annual convention.
I had [...]

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Are You a Stupid Person and Read Those Long Sales Letters?

Saturday, December 27th, 2008

Well, the time has come to ask you a simple question and really this is for my own personal benefit and I promise not to tell anyone your answer. Do you find yourself reading those long sales letters, which are four to ten pages or more of psycho babble? Oh they start off fine and [...]

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Always Give Away Your Japanese Beetles

Tuesday, December 23rd, 2008

Do you hate Japanese Beetles? Give them away. Always remember to give away your beetles. Never place a beetle trap on your own property unless all residents of your area are attempting to control beetles. The reason is that you will most likly attract more beetles to your landscape than you destroy. If you are [...]

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Overcoming Self-Doubt in Selling

Sunday, December 21st, 2008

Anyone who has done any selling realizes that some forms of rejection are inherent in the selling process. Obviously, not everyone will buy.
When a sale doesn’t close, two types of salespeople emerge. One knows that his/her best has been done, but factors beyond their control may have caused a blockage to making the sale. The [...]

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Sales Management - How to Stop Wasting Expensive Technical Resources

Sunday, December 14th, 2008

Do your salespeople have unlimited access to your company’s technical resources? Do they take technical experts with them to first meetings with prospects? Does your management team make CONSCIOUS DECISIONS to allocate technical resources to opportunities, or do salespeople make those decisions on their own?
How often does this happen?
An excited salesperson contacts his or her [...]

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The Product or the Sale

Thursday, November 6th, 2008

This is a quandary not unlike the chicken or the egg question, “Which comes first?”. Do you focus on creating a superior product and continue to develop superior products or do you shift focus from the product to the sale prior to fully developing the line, or schedule of services?
In the study of business start-ups [...]

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The One Big Mistake You Don’t Want To Make When The CEO Calls You Back

Wednesday, November 5th, 2008

If you’re not yet a top-down sales strategist, give it a go.
When doing business at the top you’ll be amazed how glad executives are to see you. How quickly they treat you as an equal, value your services, and want to do business with you and only you!
You’ll Be Relieved To Stop Wasting Daylight In [...]

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High Phone Bills Can Affect More Than Your Expenses

Tuesday, November 4th, 2008

I got a phone call today from a gentleman in Arizona. He wanted to talk to me about a report I downloaded from him about network marketing. I wasn’t interested in network marketing, and I told him that.
But consider this.
I live in Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada. So that call was an international call for him. [...]

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Sales Force Follies: The Tribal Wisdom of Many Sales Forces

Monday, November 3rd, 2008

The tribal wisdom of the Dakota Indians, passed on from one generation to the next, says that when you discover you are riding a dead horse, the best strategy is to dismount.
In many sales organizations, the heavy investment in existing sales practices makes dismounting unfeasible, and these creative strategies are adopted instead:
1. Providing motivational seminars, [...]

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