Category : Sales Process

The Key To Building Trust With Your Prospects

The Key To Building Trust With Your Prospects

Is your product great, but your prospects aren’t buying? You know your product or service will help customers, but do they feel that you know...

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Sales, Love & Getting Prospects To Put Skin In The Game

Sales, Love & Getting Prospects To Put Skin In The Game

Whether you’ve finally landed a date with that long-time crush or are courting an ideal customer, do you find that you usually do all the...

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Muscle Memory & Selling

Muscle Memory & Selling

When It's Life Or Death Imagine for a moment your life is on the line, and you've hired some guy to watch your back. Would you want him to...

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Sales & The Power of Apology

Sales & The Power of Apology

We may feel that apologizing puts us in a weak position during a sale. But the fact is, in sales, the power of apology is huge, if it's done...

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CRM Tools: Beyond Tracking

CRM Tools: Beyond Tracking

Many salespeople hate CRM tools And many sales managers do not fight the noble fight and insist that the salespeople use their CRM...

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Sell The House, Not The Thermostat

Sell The House, Not The Thermostat

My brother Tom is a successful real estate broker and an awesome salesman, at that. One of the things I've most admired about his sales talents is...

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Prospecting In New Markets: Fish Where The (Fat) Fish Are

Prospecting In New Markets: Fish Where The (Fat) Fish Are

  Full disclosure...   My idea for this post came while reading Chris Brogan's post of yesterday, Fishing Off The Back...

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Team Selling & Body Language – Three Best Practices

  Style is as important as substance when selling in teams. I'm out there selling all the time, and sometimes I'm out there buying,...

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Motivating Your Sales Team: Values vs. Beliefs

Motivating Your Sales Team: Values vs. Beliefs

  Motivating For Performance is one of the fundamental issues facing supervisors and leaders in the Brave New World, and nowhere is...

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The Art of The Next Step – An Indicator and A Tactical Tool

The Art of The Next Step – An Indicator and A Tactical Tool

If you try to close a sale in a first visit to a new prospect, you'll probably close the door and not get back in.  Ever. In the Brave New...

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