Seven Lessons to Learn from Great Salespeople »
No matter your job title or position, everyone (and we do mean everyone) is in sales. You may not be selling cars or widgets or clothing, but we all rely on the - sometimes not so subtle - art of persuasion on a regular basis. If you want to have more success in selling your ideas or more people adopting your recommendations (and who doesn't) great salespeople can be great mentors.
Assessing a Competitive Sales Opportunity »
We've all experienced a blown sales opportunity, but there are ways to prevent the competition from beating us to the punch. These five tips will help keep you at the top of the chain.
10 Killer Ways To Multiply Your Sales »
1. When you make your first sale, follow-up with the customer. You could follow-up with a "thank you" email and include an advertisement for other products you sell. You could follow-up every few months.
10 Killer Ways To Multiply Your Sales »
Making the first sale is not difficult task but the most important task is how to make more sales by previous sales.I just made 10 tips to boost your salees by using information of privous sales.
Best practices to maximize premium and incentive return on objective »
Marketing and sales organizations regularly face the unenviable task of selecting the best corporate gifts and premiums in their attempt to convert prospects and retain valuable customers. Here are some tips that marketers and promotions’ managers should consider in choosing the right promotional products and premiums to meet their key objectives.
Are You Feeding Your Sales With A Teaspoon? »
I had over $20,000 booked while I was away - all with the help of automated systems, a fabulous assistant and...here is the most important part...the fact that I don't feed my sales with a teaspoon.
Do Your Sales Have Panty Line? »
Panty line. That nasty little "bulge" that takes away from your overall look of fabulous-ness! Ever thought you were just looking "Oh so wonderful" and then caught the rear-end view of yourself in a mirror? I know I have and I wasn't too thrilled that I forgot about that "little detail!"
Not Every Day Is Game Day! »
Years ago I had a sales manager who used to be a professional football player. One of his favorite expressions was " Not every day is game day "