Archive for June, 2009

Thirteen Tips to Selling More Successfully as a Trusted Sales Professional

Jun-8th-2009

By: Robert Reed
Do you want to sell more successfully using an honorable and straightforward approach? Read these thirteen sales tips to help you be perceived as a trusted sales professional by buyers. Incorporating these sales tips into your selling process will differentiate you from the rest and help you sell more successfully.

Attitude can be everything. [...]

The Most Refreshing Tip for Dealing With Sales Rejection

Jun-8th-2009

By: Kim Duke
So.
You’ve met with the client. Provided a proposal. Asked when they wanted follow-up. You felt the meeting went well and secretly you were counting the dollars and where you were going to spend them.
And then you’ve…
Called, e-mailed, Called, e-mailed, Called, e-mailed, Called, e-mailed, Called, e-mailed, Called, e-mailed, Called, e-mailed, Called, e-mailed, Called, e-mailed [...]

Sales Tip - What’s the Best Day of the Week

Jun-8th-2009

By: Jim Meisenheimer
Here’s a sales tip - the best day of the week is TODAY, of course. Yesterday’s are lost forever, and we know only too well that tomorrow isn’t promised to anyone.
When you’re reading the morning newspaper and don’t see your name in the obituary - declare it a great day.
Some salespeople squander [...]

Sales Techniques That Assist in Selling to Generation Y

Jun-8th-2009

By: Drew Stevens
For many selling professionals and sales managers selling effectively has become a cumbersome task. The proliferation of the electronic media and instant availability of products and services allows more power into the hands of clients. However, there is one area where the selling professional can achieve more effectiveness by trends and social issues. [...]

How Do I Combat Price Objections?

Jun-8th-2009

By: Ray Turnbull
Salesmanship skills are extremely important in every given situation. What I want to talk to you about this week, are the benefits for those of you that are either in business for themselves, or are thinking about going into business for themselves. Whether that’s a true bricks and mortar business or becoming [...]

Direct Sales Tip That can Move Your Business in a Big Way

Jun-8th-2009

By: Tammy Stanley
I am always finding ways to relate my personal life to my business career in direct sales. It so happens that I am just crazy enough to get up at 4:30 most days to go to an early morning spin class at my gym. One of the spin instructors really knows how [...]

Cold Calling - 3 Tips That Will Kick in the Door to More Sales!

Jun-8th-2009

By: Chris Stinson

Cold calling for new business can be a tough way to find customers. Everyone is looking for the silver bullet or a cold calling tip that will guarantee success every time. There are a lot of cold calling tips that people give some are good some of the not so good, you have [...]

Be A Product Of The Industry

Jun-8th-2009

By: Jane Deuber
New distributors hear this as soon as they join; seasoned distributors live it every day; trainers shout it from the rooftops so their organizations get it loud and clear… “Be a product of the product!” What does this mean?
That depends on the company you are with. If you are a distributor for a [...]

Why Salespeople Fail

Jun-8th-2009

By Keith Rosen, MCC
The Executive Sales Coachâ„¢
There are dozens of reasons why salespeople fail. In one company that I owned, I even went so far as to develop an “excuse board” when I inherited a team of salespeople who were notorious for their laziness and keen ability to waste time. I thought it would be [...]

Top 10 Sales Mistakes

Jun-8th-2009

Every salesperson, regardless of the industry, product, or skill level, makes mistakes. Here are some basic sales mistakes to avoid and some tips for selling more and having happier customers.
Not listening. Do not just listen to what the customer is asking for; look past that to find out what they need. Too often salespeople sing [...]