A Prospect Who is Listening is No Prospect at All
When making a sale, it is important to be searching for your prospects pain. The way to discover this pain is asking good questions, then shutting up. When you are…
When making a sale, it is important to be searching for your prospects pain. The way to discover this pain is asking good questions, then shutting up. When you are…
When you start a company, there are a few options you can take. You could be a standard company with no specific goal or code, you could be an ethical…
Lately I believe that in class we have had quite the emphasis on how to ask the right questions, how to phrase them to get what you want, and when…
In sales, there are three parties: the salesman, the customer, and the product. The salesperson has the job of getting to know the customer to eventually form a connection and…
Last week, we had a guest speaker in class, former GCC alum and professional salesperson, Dan Sandler. One of the first things that Dan told us was: “Selling is nothing…
You might have heard the phrase, “just be positive!” in response to a tough day or something difficult you’re going through. While this may be a type of toxic positivity,…
Picture this: you’re on the sixth hole, walking on a golf course with a 10-pound bag, and the sweltering August sun is beating down your back. Wiping the sweat from…
The Home and Garden Show was held at the David Lawrence Convention Center over the past week. There are many things that vendors are selling there, that can be purchased…
A lot of people tend to have a hard time talking about money on a sales call and that has a lot to do with how you feel about money.…
Sales takes trial and error from the start. You can take as many sales and marketing classes that you can buy, but nothing compares to the real deal of getting…