Acting and Sales Parallels
So fun fact, when I am not going to class, or doing homework, or sleeping, I spend a lot of my time doing… theater! I am not in the spring…
So fun fact, when I am not going to class, or doing homework, or sleeping, I spend a lot of my time doing… theater! I am not in the spring…
Coach DiDonato came into class on January 29, where he talked about sales relationships. He started with the classic, “Sell me this pen.” He then explained that the sale is…
My entire life I have loved animals. I cannot remember a time in my life where my family has not had some sort of pet whether it be a dog,…
John Porter came and spoke to our sales class on Wednesday, January 22. He currently works at UBS in wealth management. Porter uses sales every day, especially non-sales selling. He…
I am a pastor’s kid, the only son, stuck as a middle child between two sisters, and very Irish/Italian. I was born to be a manipulator, an influencer, an attention…
I’ve never wanted to be a salesperson, much less considered myself one. I never sold Girl Scout cookies, or got really involved in any school fundraisers, and I was totally…
On Friday, we had Dave Starcher, from Keystone Ridge Designs and Grove City College Alumni speak in class. He discussed a lot of his sales experience and made selling look…
A “yes” is what all salesmen are hoping for by the end of a sales call, to close the deal. It can often be a hard-fought battle to win over…
During any sales process, there are going to be questions that the prospect will ask. These questions can range from genuine interest to challenging traps. If the salesperson isn’t careful,…
One of the most significant negatives when it comes to sales seems to be the thought and experience of rejection. In any type of people-moving effort, there is the risk…