Blog Post 4: Body Language
I found the lecture on body language to be among the most interesting topics recently in class. I think the reason I am so intrigued on this topic is because…
I found the lecture on body language to be among the most interesting topics recently in class. I think the reason I am so intrigued on this topic is because…
Selling the Grove City College volleyball team to someone involves more than just providing information about the team; it requires engaging in meaningful dialogue, actively listening to the prospect, and…
Sandler’s 7th rule states “You never have to like prospecting, you just have to do it.” This rule focuses on the importance of continually searching for qualified potential buyers, even…
One of my favorite movies “The Greatest Showman,” a musical film inspired by the life of P.T. Barnum, serves as an example of several fundamental selling principles. The importance and…
One of the hardest aspects of making the sale is the ability to make that first contact with the customer. Often individuals in sales are hesitant to make the first…
Today in class, we talked about the power of self-talk. This is something I’ve been practicing for a few months, and these are some of the things it has provided…
Sales Mirroring is when you are able to mimic the customer with how they talk, listen, and interact with you. Sales mirroring offers benefits such as building trust by blurring…
Friday’s lesson involving seller’s personality and tendencies really stuck out to me, especially the discussion on mimicking strategically. Mimicry was described as something deeply human, an effort to connect in…
To prepare well for a cold call so that you can be successful, there are multiple things you may have to do in order to achieve that. Here’s a list…
Pink states that entrepreneurship “demands traditional selling and non-sales selling in equal measure. Such is the life of a small entrepreneur. Instead of doing one thing, he must do both…”…