If you're uncomfortable in a sales situation, you make your prospect uncomfortable; uncomfortable prospects don't buy. What can you do to get comfortable?
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Yet Another American Idol Business Lesson | The Motivation 101 Blog
Posted by jkennedy under SalesFrom http://jerrykennedy.com 5387 days ago
Made Hot by: shanegibson on March 1, 2010 8:12 am
5 Steps To Get To the 2nd Best Answer In Sales: Talk To More People | The Motivation 101 Blog
Posted by jkennedy under SalesFrom http://jerrykennedy.com 5388 days ago
So here we are as promised, Step 2 of the 5 Steps To Get To No Faster and More Often: Talk To More People. No kidding, right? In fact, I could
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Retail Sales Clerk v. Retail Sales Professional: Which One Are You?
Posted by SkipAnderson under SalesFrom http://blog.sellingtoconsumers.com 5388 days ago
Most definitely, retail clerks have their place in the retail industry, and if you're a retail clerk, please don't be offended by this post. Retail clerks work very hard at what they do. Different skills are required for a shopper interested in a $3.49 bottle of shampoo than a shopper interested in a $34,900 car (having said that, if all sellers of shampoo were properly trained on how to sell, th
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Another Business Lesson Courtesy of American Idol | The Motivation 101 Blog
Posted by jkennedy under SalesFrom http://jerrykennedy.com 5388 days ago
Are your sales calls forgettable, or do your customers really, really like you? If you'll learn this sales lesson from American Idol, you can be memorable.
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Four Themes from The Conference Board's Senior Sales Executive Conference
Posted by iannarino under SalesFrom http://thesalesblog.com 5389 days ago
Made Hot by: shanegibson on March 1, 2010 8:12 am
The Sales Blog is covering The Conference Board’s Senior Sales Executive Conference. This year’s theme is Sales Operations as a Strategic Revenue Growth Asset. TSB gives you the major ideas and takeaways.
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5 Ways To Get Better At Hearing "No" In Sales | The Motivation 101 Blog
Posted by jkennedy under SalesFrom http://jerrykennedy.com 5389 days ago
Are you afraid of hearing No? If you're in sales, you need to learn to love it! Start by getting the proper mindset: remember that No just means Not now.
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3 Ways to Get the Inside Scoop and Find New Prospects!
Posted by SalesBlogcast under SalesFrom http://salesblogcast.com 5389 days ago
Salespeople are under a lot of pressure to win new business, so I’ve come up with some ideas to help you and your sales team meet your goals. The good news is your prospects are “hiding out” in some very public places. When you are looking for a way in, look for a project or challenge the prospect is facing that matches what you sell! Here are 3 ways to get the inside scoop and find new prospects
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Different Perspectives: Is Sales Really About Getting to “Yes”?
Posted by jkennedy under SalesFrom http://www.salesbloggers.com 5390 days ago
Made Hot by: shanegibson on February 23, 2010 7:08 pm
Think sales is all about getting to "Yes"? Think again! If you really want to succeed in sales, stop obsessing about getting to "Yes" and start worrying about how to get to "No" faster and more often.
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10 Ways to End Sales Drudgery in Sales Teams
Posted by SkipAnderson under SalesFrom http://blog.sellingtoconsumers.com 5390 days ago
Made Hot by: wendyweiss on February 23, 2010 6:58 pm
Salespeople in retail do the same thing everyday, opening the cash drawer and maintaining this display and entering information there. Those who sell in customers' homes drive to appointments every day and do their thing, and then drive to the next appointment. Door-to-door canvassers are out in the streets of the community drumming up prospects or closing sales. Prospectors are on the phone day
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Sales eXchange – 35 - The Pipeline
Posted by SellBetter under SalesFrom http://www.sellbetter.ca 5390 days ago
There are some great communication enablers for sales professionals these days. But it is important that we do not lose sight of the fact that content and the message and ultimate value are what counts, not the medium.
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