Don’t Paint Seagulls in your Prospect’s Picture
When selling to a prospect it can be tempting to try to force the prospect to see things from your prospective. This is known as “painting seagulls in your prospects…
When selling to a prospect it can be tempting to try to force the prospect to see things from your prospective. This is known as “painting seagulls in your prospects…
This morning, myself and several other students from Sales and the Startup were able to put our selling skills to the test by helping represent the Center for Entrepreneurship and…
It’s easy for us to fall into ruts in our thinking. Especially when money is at stake, it can be hard to acknowledge that our way of doing things is…
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…
Many salespeople are petrified of mentioning budget when trying to make a sale. Some salespeople will go through an entire sale, having not discussed budget at all. Discussing budget is…
This semester, we have been talking about what sales is all about, some sales techniques, and how to be a good salesman. However, we never talked about reasons to go…
This weekend, Grove City College hosted admitted students’ day. You may have noticed crowds of people in the dining hall and in the academic buildings. When I was getting lunch…
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…
Trust is one of the most important concepts in sales and you cannot get anywhere without it. With other relationships in our lives, trust is gained over months or years,…