Selling lemonade.
Not uncommonly, as a child, I set up a lemonade stand. With the help of friends and siblings, we set up a table on the corner of my street. A…
Not uncommonly, as a child, I set up a lemonade stand. With the help of friends and siblings, we set up a table on the corner of my street. A…
In the article Outbound Sales: 6 Crazy Stories from the Field by Homer, I gathered several pieces of interesting advice that could be helpful when it comes to sales. First…
In this scene, Ford is trying to get in on the action by joining the racing industry. To start, the seller was attempting to sell by using PowerPoint slides while…
In the article 8 Sales Psychology Principles, Brandrick and Walton discuss several different psychology principles that are relevant to sales. Authority Principle – Buyers are more likely to trust a…
One of my favorite phrases Dr. Sweet mentioned in his class today was “shut up and listen.” The article, Mastering Sales Conversations with Effective Questioning, emphasizes the importance of active…
Many People don’t connect salesmanship with regular everyday life. However, a large part of our lives is devoted to sales, whether you know it or not. This is easily demonstrated,…
During coach DiDonato’s lecture, the idea of “not focusing on the pen” really stuck out to me. He simply explained how there are three parties involved in every sales interaction:…
Rob Pitts or as most people liked to call him “Rabbit” on the surface was your stereotypical used car salesmen. But after a minute or two you realize he was…
Everyone has an odd old uncle, and mine might be the weirdest. My uncle jumps around from career to career. He starts some businesses or joins others. Yet one thing…
As a part of one of my classes in high school, two of my classmates and I were tasked to create a small-scale business plan and carry it out over…