The Talkative Salesman
Jack S. Paracca This post revolves around an encounter that my family and I had, with a very chatty salesperson. Because the salesperson had good intentions, for the sake of privacy we’ll call…
Situational Awareness
Alex Chen The game we played with Dan Hudock reminded me of two customs at Officer Candidates School(OCS). We candidates, must address ourselves in third person, like “This candidate”. For example, if…
The Benefits of Referrals
Spencer Simpson In an interesting article I read this week, Steli Efti asserts that the most valuable sales leads for any business are always right in front of you: your existing customers.…
Nostalgia selling
Collier Kaufman In Mad Men, we get a good example of how emotion can be used in sales and how having that connection to pain and feeling to your product can really…
No Does Not Always Mean No
Luke Mantzell For two classes now, we have had Evan Addams join us virtually on teams, but he has given much insight on the sales process. At the end of the last…
Binary Questions
David Criswell Today in class, we talked about how to keep the conversation going by staying away from binary questions. Binary questions are also known as closed ended questions with the answer…
Salesperson Traits
Alex McAndrew There are 5 important traits that are a must have for any sales person to be successful. When selling, it can be difficult if you stray away from these traits…
Analyzing the Pain Funnel
Christian Aromando Professor Sweet has been preaching about the pain a customer experiences since the start of the semester. Discovering where a customer experiences pain and how this pain can be minimized…
Buoyancy
Elliott Stratton Salesmen are going to get turned down way more often than they are accepted. It is the unfortunate truth of sales, that there will be more no’s than yes’s. Yet…
Nathan for You, and Problem Finding
When talking about sales one thing that comes to my mind is a show called Nathan for You. This is one of the funniest shows I’ve seen, and one of…