Terrific and Terrible Salespeople
At the internship fair last November, I had two sales experiences that were polar opposites. One was fantastic and left me interested in learning more – the other, well, not…
At the internship fair last November, I had two sales experiences that were polar opposites. One was fantastic and left me interested in learning more – the other, well, not…
At this point in the semester it should be blatantly obvious that there are plenty of tips and tricks to help you become a top salesperson. You may feel that…
If you ever think “no one would ever buy this” for an idea you just came up with for a business, just remember there was a millionaire walking around in…
I hope this bit of information finds you well, like it did for me. Over the past summer I had the opportunity to talk to the vice president of Lord…
As improvisation becomes the new norm in sales, sales people must become more independent and willing to take initiative in the sales process in order to be successful. They cannot…
We’ve had many great examples of salespeople visit our class this semester, and we discussed even more. A lesson that we’ve heard several times is that in a startup situation,…
Three of our recent guest speakers, Evan Adams of NoWait, Sam Weber of ProfilePasser, and Jim VanEerden of various companies, have all said something very similar about entrepreneurship: Great entrepreneurs…
Here is the fifth and final edition to this series where we are talking about how to deal with difficult customers. It is going to happen to all sales personal…
Today, I found an article in Forbes online that focused on 10 essential principles of selling that people continue to often get wrong. The Author, Kathy Caprino, actually had the…
Rule #17: “The Professional Does What He Did as a Dummy, On Purpose”. Sandler’s Rule #17 brings about an amazing strategy and helps any salesman fight their greatest temptation, talking…