Seagulls: I just think they’re neat
“Don’t paint a seagull in your prospect’s picture” is one of the sillier-sounding Sandler rules, but it’s definitely got a validity to it. The idea of not painting a seagull…
“Don’t paint a seagull in your prospect’s picture” is one of the sillier-sounding Sandler rules, but it’s definitely got a validity to it. The idea of not painting a seagull…
Hello all! Recently, we’ve been talking about the concept of learning to fail. Very fun. So in the spirit of accepting failure, I will be ending this post here. Haha,…
In today’s competitive business landscape, it is becoming increasingly important for companies to focus not just on making the sale, but also on building lasting relationships with customers. Post-sell, or…
Part of the lessons we are learning in sales includes some of the rules of Sandler. The Sandler rule number 17 is very important for a salesman to utilize. This…
In the Mattson book including the Sandler Rules, one of the rules highlights the idea of falling back. Whenever you are in a meeting with a potential prospect or an…
During our sales class, we had discussed the idea of prospecting and how important it is to be able to prospect to potential customers and clients of the product you…
Today in class Dr. Sweet talked about how it is important to answer a prospect’s questions with more questions so that you can understand the prospects pains and hopes for…
During any sales process, there are going to be questions that the prospect will ask. These questions can range from genuine interest to challenging traps. If the salesperson isn’t careful,…
Building rapport is a crucial aspect of successful sales, and it plays a significant role in the Sandler submarine selling methodology. The Sandler submarine is a sales process that involves…
In David Mattson’s book The Sandler Rules, Mattson shows us some of the best techniques and warnings about selling. One rule in particular, rule #2, “Dont spill you candy in…