A Sale for Every Buyer – Job #2
The amount of times that I questioned why I had a job in retail was much higher than the amount of times I thought “Wow, this is so fun”. Almost…
The amount of times that I questioned why I had a job in retail was much higher than the amount of times I thought “Wow, this is so fun”. Almost…
We’ve all seen the Instagram and Facebook ads promising us easy work selling or representing a brand we’ve never heard of. Apparently though, the products are groundbreaking and amazing, even…
As technology advancements continue to take place, the music industry continues to shift from talent driven towards marketing driven. How good music is to someone’s ear is beginning to rely…
One report says that by 2030 as many as 800 million jobs could be eliminated with the development of AI and robots. Could sales positions be one of them or…
My parents’ company, Keystone Ridge Designs, manufactures site furnishings all around the country. In fact, Grove City College’s benches, litter receptacles, and table sets are all from the KRD business.…
Football Coach, Andrew D. Danado, came into class to give us a guest lecture his entire lecture was about selling genuinely. To show us how we should do this he…
Mini-THON? Many of you are probably wondering what this is. If you have heard of Penn State, you might have heard of THON. Well, THON is a student-run charity effort…
Last semester, I worked my first ever pop-up shop, selling scarves for my e-commerce business Big Yarn. I learned two big lessons from the experience regarding atmosphere and relationships. Picture…
What struck me most about Coach DiDonato’s talk last week was his point that objections are actually great opportunities to sell. By framing objections positively, rather than ignoring or downplaying…
The best salespeople employ forward-thinking strategies to close their deals. Even before the deal is considered “closed”, these strategies also empower the customer relationship you try to build with your…