Selling to someone who cares
One conversation Professor Sweet had taught was the idea of framing the sell towards someone who would actually care. A lot of the commercials I see on TV are trying…
One conversation Professor Sweet had taught was the idea of framing the sell towards someone who would actually care. A lot of the commercials I see on TV are trying…
One of the most relatable ways that I believe college and even high school students have sold in their lives is in the realm of interviewing. Starting even in high…
In sales one of the more common mistakes made is thinking they understand what the customer is thinking. They to mind read and make assumptions about what the person wants…
In all of my previous blog posts, I’ve been researching sales methods to help grow my videography business and writing about what I’ve found. Today, I chose to switch it…
Open-ended questions are the strongest foundation for your interviews and sales pitches. By using these questions, they assist the interviewer in understanding the possible prospects’ problems and uncovering their needs…
For this post, I felt it important to tell a story of my worst sales experience. Sales in the food industry sometimes look very different from that of corporate sales…
Success in sales greatly depends on more than just knowing the product you’re selling or simply having strong communication skills. Staying positive, adaptable, and persistent plays a huge role in…
Today in class the concept of buoyancy came up. I feel that buoyancy may be one of the most important skills to develop not just as a salesperson but also…
When he was talking about going around to these restaurants selling them their services. He failed to mention one key difference between selling for a established company vs a start…
Dwight and Jim are an iconic duo in “The Office.” While they are mainly known for their mutual hatred towards each other, pranks, and competition, they can sometimes come together…