Becoming the Consultant
In class we talked about Rule #39 “When all else fails, become a consultant”. I found this advice really interesting, both as a last result to potentially save the deal…
In class we talked about Rule #39 “When all else fails, become a consultant”. I found this advice really interesting, both as a last result to potentially save the deal…
There are a number of things that we can do as salespeople in order to assist in the gaining of trust from our customer. Among these things is a technique…
As I prepped for my sales conversation over the weekend, one phrase stuck in my head, “Don’t over-talk and ask as many open ended questions as possible.” In my opinion,…
We are all taught that questions are important: the 70/30 rule and the idea of asking open ended questions, but there are definitely some questions you just never need to…
I was researching things to write about for this blog post when I stumbled upon this article called “11 Best Ways to Boost Ecommerce Sales” by Neil Patel. I found…
Online, I stumbled upon an article published by Forbes magazine titled, “3 powerful skills you must have to succeed in sales.” The author of this article is Sharon Michaels. Michaels…
Today in class and tonight at a speaker series, we had the privilege of hearing from Blaine Hurst, President and CEO of Panera Bread. Blaine had amazing advice to share…
Adaptability is a key characteristic of any salesperson. Being able to handle a situation that may not have gone exactly as you would have hoped is essential, especially due to…
As the warm weather (slowly) rolls in, the Birkenstocks are popping up like the fresh spring flowers. Everyone is pulling out their favorite cork soles for the first time since…
Daniel Pink’s ABC’s of Sales stand for Attunement, Buoyancy, and Clarity. So far in class we’ve covered Attunement and Buoyancy. Staying buoyant in sales is all about staying positive and…