Observing How to Sell in Unique Settings
Like lots of other teenagers, I jumped into the workforce when I was about 15 years old. My Dad ran sound for a restaurant with live music, and every Thursday…
Like lots of other teenagers, I jumped into the workforce when I was about 15 years old. My Dad ran sound for a restaurant with live music, and every Thursday…
What is something that almost always grabs the attention of any listener? I am not sure what you were thinking of but the first thing that pops into my mind…
With the growth of technology comes plenty of change. Technology has made the job of the salesman easier in some ways but it is important to understand how it has…
Customer success is helping point a customer in the right direction regarding a product or service. A customer service agent asks customers what they are looking for in a product…
Blaine Hurst’s Advice on Problem Solving This past Monday, I had the honor of joining Mr. Blaine Hurst for lunch in the entrepreneurship center for E + I. He was…
Timmy from the Sandlot knows that the sales method that most companies still teach today our outdated. Evan Adams talked about The Challenger Sale and the five different profiles that…
Adding Value A sales person does not need to know every aspect of sales to start selling, in fact many sales people will never know all the aspects of selling.…
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…
On Friday, Evan Addams returned for his second visit to class where he presented “The Fives Salespeople You Meet in Heaven.” The fifth persona was “The Challenger.” After the five…
Sandler Rule 31 reminds salespeople to “close the case or close the file.” When a prospect says “no,” a salesperson can ask questions to discover what the “no” really means.…