Your time in front of a prospective customer is extremely valuable. The hardest part of the sales process can sometimes be just getting quality time in front of the prospect to ask questions. When you get to this point, you definitely want to make the most of your opportunity. You never know, this might be your only chance to advance the sale.
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Going Beyond the Usual Probing Questions
Posted by WillFultz under SalesFrom http://www.topsalesblog.com 5439 days ago
Made Hot by: on June 16, 2009 11:53 am
Jamie Moyer: A Lesson in Persistence That We Can All Learn From
Posted by WillFultz under Success StoriesFrom http://www.topsalesblog.com 5453 days ago
Made Hot by: on June 2, 2009 12:25 pm
At this point in his career, Jamie was 30 years old. Retirement had to seem at hand. He had his chance, his time should have been over.
But instead, this is where the story of persistence starts...
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Top Sales Blog: Should I Follow My Company's Sales Process?
Posted by WillFultz under SalesFrom http://www.topsalesblog.com 5463 days ago
Most companies will usually have a sales process in place which they want you to follow. This begs the question - should I follow my company's sales process?
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Rugged Individualism Trumps Collectivism When Working to be Successful in Sales
Posted by WillFultz under SalesFrom http://www.topsalesblog.com 5465 days ago
In sales - I fully believe that rugged individualism trumps collectivism when it comes to being successful.
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Top Sales Blog's 1st Birthday & Where It is Going in the Future
Posted by WillFultz under SalesFrom http://www.topsalesblog.com 5467 days ago
Well, here it is. Top Sales Blog is now a year old. I wanted to share the success I've had over the past year, let you know where this blog is going in the future, and take some time to thank all of you - my readers.
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You Must Be Responsible for Your Own Motivation When Working in Sales
Posted by WillFultz under SalesFrom http://www.salesbloggers.com 5469 days ago
Made Hot by: timrohrer on May 16, 2009 10:10 am
Far too many salespeople turn to their boss or company for their personal motivation to be successful in sales. This is a huge mistake, as salespeople need to be responsible for their own motivation if they want to become successful.
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3 Guerrilla Social Media Marketing Secrets
Posted by WillFultz under MarketingFrom http://www.closingbigger.net 5470 days ago
Made Hot by: sannwood on May 15, 2009 9:20 pm
Last week I posted Guerrilla Social Media Marketing secrets 1,2 and 3. There are 19 Guerrilla Marketing secrets and after chatting with Jay Levinson he gave me the go ahead to share a few more. So here's secrets 4,5 and 6 based upon my interpretation of Jay's 19 secrets.
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The History Channel's New Show on Sun Tzu's Art of War
Posted by WillFultz under SalesFrom http://www.topsalesblog.com 5481 days ago
Made Hot by: on May 6, 2009 8:17 pm
The history channel's new show is perfect for any business person who is looking for new strategies.
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Properly Qualifying Prospects Separates the Winners from the Losers More Than Anything Else in Sales
Posted by WillFultz under SalesFrom http://www.salesbloggers.com 5499 days ago
If you desire to make more money and work less in you sales career, then it would be in your interest to invest time in learning how to properly qualify prospective customers. More than any other sales activity we perform, this separates the winners from the losers in sales.
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Top Sales Blog: Recognizing Top Salespeople is Important
Posted by WillFultz under ManagementFrom http://www.topsalesblog.com 5501 days ago
Made Hot by: tiroberts on April 16, 2009 7:36 pm
For all companies and managers out there that aren't doing it, you need to recognize your salespeople who are high achievers. And I'm not just talking in a monetary sense, either.
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