Do you ask enough questions? Here are six reasons questions are your most important selling tool: Questions get the right person talking. That's the customer.Questions focus the call on the
A customer's family was nearing the end of a mountain of presents last Christmas when the phone rang. The caller? Not a relative spreading holiday cheer, but a Federal Express
Stop wasting time reading unwanted email messages. Follow the example of one busy team leader. He decided to respond to every email for a week with a note on its
If, during a cold call, you get an "I'm not interested" from a prospect as soon as you state your name, simply smile and respond, "Well, I'd be very surprised
Here's a simple way to use postcards to attract new customers. The next time you're at an industry convention, buy 25 postcards that represent the place you're visiting. Think of
It's vital for sales reps to be able to recognize self-preservation as a basic human need. If salespeople can't address customers' personal interests in why they should buy, sales will
A common theme among salespeople is the fear of coming off as pushy. Some salespeople won't even ask for the sale because of this fear. They want to build a
For those times you work hard finding the product that will suit your customer's needs only to face getting beat up on the price, here are a few helpful ideas
Establish or uncover a need, problem, or desire. Intensify the problem and the prospect's desire to solve it. Offer solutions to the problem.Get the prospect to take action.
When you begin to use your website and measurement tools for ROI, you have yet another bridge to cross. You need to build trust within the people who use your
