My Personal Sales Conversation with Professor Sweet
Last Wednesday’s class, I was one of the first five students to get to have my sales conversation with Professor Sweet. This sales talk mock-up was a really engaging and…
Last Wednesday’s class, I was one of the first five students to get to have my sales conversation with Professor Sweet. This sales talk mock-up was a really engaging and…
Rule #31 is a very important step in the ending of a sales conversation. The close of the sale or the file is essentially when your prospect is saying no.…
One of the Sandler Rules, which is rule 43 says “You don’t learn how to win by getting a ‘yes’ – you learn how to win by getting a no”.…
In today’s class, Dan got to speak to us about sales, and there was a lot that I learned from his talk. Dan started a business with his friend a…
The only way to get rid of a bomb is to defuse it before it blows up. This is what Mattson’s Sandler Rule number 23 states. In reference to the…
In Mattson’s book, rule #14 is so important to understand and follow. A prospect who is listening is no prospect at all, and this essentially means that if the prospect…
“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…