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  • The Plan?


    ScLoHo's Collective WisdomAuthority Authority: 144
    Is this the way to plan your sales for 2010? From Jeff Garrison: Sales Goal Setting Posted: 19 Nov 2009 12:04 PM PST My approach to goal setting may be a bit different than most and I am sure to get emails and comments. Start by Setting Low Goals! This is especially effective if you ...
    8 hours ago
  • 25 Fantastic Sales Questions


    Selling to Consumers | Sales Training Blog by Skip AndersonAuthority Authority: 123
    Happy Thanksgiving to all our readers. We are thankful for your readership and your comments and interaction on this blog! * * * * * * * In many ways, questions are at the heart of the selling process. Great sellers ask great questions. Mediocre sellers dont. Here are 25 great sales questions. While not perfect ...
    1 day ago
  • Expectations


    ScLoHo's Collective WisdomAuthority Authority: 144
    Seth Godins advice for all of us. Apply it to your business life, and during your time with family and friends on Thanksgiving today: Benefit of the doubt Its almost impossible to communicate something clearly and succinctly to everyone, all the time. So misunderstandings occur. We misunderstand a ...
    1 day ago
  • Curiosity Drives Sales Success


    Selling to Consumers | Sales Training Blog by Skip AndersonAuthority Authority: 123
    Seth Godin posted "Thirsty" on his blog today, a short but important article about the relationship between curiosity and success . This is something Ive been thinking a lot about lately.  Am I incorrect, or does it seem like some, even many, who make their living selling are not thirsty for knowledge, are not ...
    1 day ago
  • Sales Training Tip #314: Thankful for the Privilege to Sell


    THE SALES HUNTER'S SALES MOTIVATION BLOGAuthority Authority: 123
    It’s Thanksgiving Day tomorrow in the United States. Let’s not forget to be thankful for the privilege to help others succeed. This year has been one full of change and a wide number of opportunities. Regardless of where you stand in your sales performance, there is one sure thing — we can all be thankful for ...
    2 days ago
  • BE EFFECTIVE IN SALES BY UNDERSTANDING PEOPLE


    Real BloggingAuthority Authority: 426
    To be an effective salesperson, you have to understand people.   You have to understand that people buy and sell for a set of reasons.   They also make decisions on whom they do that with based on their reasons, not ours.   Being able to read people and ask the right questions is essential to success.   Let me ...
    3 days ago
  • Assumptive Language Helps the Sale Move Forward


    Selling to Consumers | Sales Training Blog by Skip AndersonAuthority Authority: 123
      The real estate agent, after a long discussion of our needs and wants, begins to show us property. My wife and I are getting a tour of a cabin in beautiful northern Minnesota. Its on a smallish lake, with loons and birch trees and some hills, with vintage, quaint cabins from the 1940s. Sure, the property is ...
    3 days ago
  • Your Price is too High


    ScLoHo's Collective WisdomAuthority Authority: 144
    When someone says that, dont jump to lower your price. Instead follow this advice from RainToday: What to Say When a Client Claims Your Price is Too High By Charles H. Green, Contributing Editor If youre like most professionals, youre not comfortable with selling. Its not easy fighting the ...
    3 days ago
  • Don’t Let Confidence Be Your God, Let Fear Be Your Guide


    Sales Tips Blog by Scott R. SheafferAuthority Authority: 115
    Confidence in sales is severely overrated. Confidence is nothing more than a byproduct. Many of the sales tips we receive tell us all we need is confidence. Nonsense. Why Confidence Alone Doesn’t Work There are racecar drivers who try to be competitive through confidence alone. Their race speeds are not ...
    3 days ago
  • Motivational Monday Moment by Dr. Drew


    Drew Stevens ConsultingAuthority Authority: 127
    Quote of the Day When you’re really trying to make serious change, you don’t want people to get caught up in emotion because change isn’t emotion. Because change isn’t emotion. Its real work and organization and strategy.. that’s just the truth of it. I mean, you pull people in with inspiration, but then ...
    4 days ago
  • 7 Indicators of High Pressure Selling


    Selling to Consumers | Sales Training Blog by Skip AndersonAuthority Authority: 123
    The vast majority of salespeople working today dont want to be high pressure sellers. In fact, some have a fear of using pressure to gain sales and avoid assertive, professional selling techniques because of their hyper-sensitivity to high pressure selling. I also have a disdain for high pressure selling. But I know ...
    4 days ago
  • Aim


    ScLoHo's Collective WisdomAuthority Authority: 144
    Another one from SalesDog.com: Target Your Prospecting by Kelley Robertson A common mistake made by even the most seasoned sales professionals is to use a shotgun approach when prospecting; in other words, trying to target dozens or hundreds of different ...
    4 days ago
  • NLP Sales Best Practice For Confidence


    Becoming Who You Want To BeAuthority Authority: 150
    When using NLP sales techniques it is vitally important to maintain a physiology of excellence. But what about those days where your just down on yourself. Maybe you have some not so positive inner dialog which is holding you back. These are the days when modeling a simple gesture could be your best best. What is ...
    4 days ago
  • Coach Training is Less Important Than Coaching Sales Training to Make Money as A Coach


    Coaches Training BlogAuthority Authority: 127
    In coach training you found your passion as a Coach but chances are you were not given enough coaching sales training to show you how to get clients consistently.  You may not view yourself as a “salesperson”.  Coach training can make you a good coach and that’s great, but it’s not enough.  The reality is ...
    4 days ago
  • Even Dead Fish Float


    Marketing Technology BlogAuthority Authority: 104
    Growing up I was raised by an optimist and a pessimist, my Mom was probably the happiest funniest friendliest person you could ever meet. She made sure that I was raised with an abundant mindset, wishing nothing but good for everybody and doing my best to help people out. As I started to learn and mature I asked her ...
    5 days ago
  • Quick!


    ScLoHo's Collective WisdomAuthority Authority: 144
    From SalesDog.com: Presenting to an ADD Generation by Errol Greene Statistics tell us that a majority of people suffer from at least some level of Attention Deficit Disorder. Thats strike one against anyone tasked with presenting. If youre confident your ...
    5 days ago
  • Dr. Drew’s Cold Calling Rant


    Drew Stevens ConsultingAuthority Authority: 127
    Quote of the Day “By failing to prepare you are preparing to fail.” – Benjamin Franklin Thought of the Day I was in the middle of a meeting yesterday when my cell phone rang. I do not typically answer any calls during a meeting but I informed my client I was expecting a call. That said, it was not my call but ...
    5 days ago
  • Eye Contact


    ScLoHo's Collective WisdomAuthority Authority: 144
    From SalesDog.com: Eye Contact at Closing by Mark Hunter When youre ready to close the sale, your eye contact should only go in two places. Either looking at the item youre selling, which may include the contract, or directly into the eyes of your customer. ...
    6 days ago
  • VIDEO: The Initial Objective of A Cold Call – Find The Fit Early Or Waste Precious Selling Time


    Keith Rosen's Executive Sales Coaching Blog on Selling, Leadership, ManagementAuthority Authority: 115
    Think about the intention or the end result of your prospecting efforts. Rather than focusing all of your energy on making the sale, first determine if there’s a good fit between you, your prospect, and what you are selling. Instead of feeling that the intention of prospecting is to get a sale, provide a ...
    6 days ago
  • A sales training tip for estate agents… and everyone else!


    Gavin InghamAuthority Authority: 104
    I have a hobby, it’s called “door-kicking”. It’s a little like “tyre-kicking” but it doesn’t involve cars, it involves houses. When I’m not following my twin passions of motivational speaking and sales training , I love looking around houses… show-houses, old houses, new houses, penthouse flats, ...
    1 week ago

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