Ambiverts, Extroverts, and Introverts
In light of our conversation in class the other day about the different between introverted, extroverted, and ambiverted (is that a word?) salespeople, I thought it would be interesting to…
In light of our conversation in class the other day about the different between introverted, extroverted, and ambiverted (is that a word?) salespeople, I thought it would be interesting to…
Have you ever seen a commercial that immediately made you want to buy what was being showcased on TV? Gaining a strong desire to have the product in a commercial?…
As I was reading an Article on “Sales Drive LLC” about athletes making good sales people this post just fell together so well. Do you ever wonder why employers think…
In the Sales of a Start-Up Class, we recently learned that there truly was no reason or proof that extroverts made the best sales reps. In fact, it has been…
Continuing with my series on my summer job, another aspect I learned is to not be too eager. Sometimes, I felt so excited to see a customer walking through the…
The idea that features tell and benefits sell is pristinely displayed in the movie The Pursuit of Happyness. In this movie a salesman named Chris Gardner invests his life savings…
It was a dull rainy-day last spring break, so my friend and I said, “ah what the heck? Let’s go furniture shopping”. But our ordinary furniture shopping for our apartment…
When it comes to selling, Erica Feidner has a reputation of being one of the most successful sales persons alive. She surprisingly made her successful career out of selling pianos.…
The third chapter in Never Split the Difference is called “Don’t Feel Their Pain, Label It.” In this chapter, Chris Voss goes over some different techniques and tools to empathize…
If you ask someone how they’d describe a salesperson, they would most likely give you some negative adjectives like pushy, loud, slick, greedy, and dishonest just to name of few.…