BizSugar.com › User › SalesBlogcast › Voted

I'm tired of making lemonade when life gives me lemons. Reality: making lemonade with lemons is so passé. Geez, the world is full of lemonade-makers who had been given lemons. Read More

Sofas, comfy chairs, soft lighting, attractive surroundings - all in the name of a nice cup of coffee for their clients. but what can you learn from the coffee shops? Read More

Voice mail is here to stay, so instead of trying to beat it, why not use it to your advantage. Here a couple of simple ways. Read More

I had a reader send me an email with the following scenario and question— “I've identified a sales lead. The CEO of the fulfillment firm and the COO of the company I referred are engaged and talking. There's a good chance this lead will result in new business for the fulfillment company. My fault for not negotiating a referral fee upfront. I do ha Read More

Great actors, great athletes, great chefs, great musicians, and great salespeople usually make their performances look easy. But behind that facade are the mechanics of their professions fueling the next scene, the next quarter, the next course, the next movement, and the next sales interaction. Read More

Time is the key element in success, yet the most under utilized. Changing how much and how one uses time, can change the outcome of the activity. Read More

During a selling interaction, sometimes salespeople get so wrapped up in their product or their pitch that they forget a human being is right there next to them. Read More

Lehman Brothers, on the one year anniversary of this largest bankruptcy in US history, there are lessons to be learned from this financial system catastrophe. Here they are... Read More

I can't help it. I just can't stand it when a salesperson chooses to wing it instead of Read More

You don't have to settle for being an order taker, take the first step in to selling. Read More