Go for No
taylorstein93 When you are a salesman working on commission, trying meet a quota, or trying to keep your business afloat, the word “no” seems like the worst thing in the world.…
Elevators and the Question Pitch
Jon Graber Elisha Otis, the inventor of the elevator, not only had to discover a unique way of making elevators safe, he also had to convince people that they were actually safe.…
Sparking Conversation on a Sales Call
Cliff Hovis A recent article from INC.com covered a similar topic learned in class. This was the topic of improvising and looking at something from a new perspective. One aspect that should…
Selling your passion
Funyak Is there a difference between selling something you are passionate about and selling something that doesn’t really matter to you? I would argue that no matter what you are selling…
You’re selling a relationship with the Product
TomKocur7 We live in a world today which is constantly moving. That sole idea is the driving force behind new purchases in the business world. Even though that point speaks volumes…
Budget Talk
In class we began to explore the difficulties that come about when starting to explore money and budget with our clients. I found an article online that does a very…
Salesmen need to be creative
hendersonam1 It is traditionally believed that salesmen are supposed to be problem solvers. Now with technology being at people’s finger tips, society can easily solve it’s own problems without the aide…
Selling to Future Employers
hammerschmittlr1 Over the weekend I had to visit the Marshalls in Cranberry, where I will be working this summer, to meet my future employers. It was a pleasure to meet them…
S’more Selling Principles
Dewrant My housing group had formal this past weekend. As we were getting ready to go, we decided that we wanted a place to have a campfire afterwards. My roommate called…
Essential but Overlooked Selling Principles
Guentheraf1 Today, I found an article in Forbes online that focused on 10 essential principles of selling that people continue to often get wrong. The Author, Kathy Caprino, actually had the…