by Kelley Robertson If you’re like most people you are probably working harder and longer than you used to. As a result, finding balance in today’s fast-paced world is more difficult than ever before. Yet, a healthy balance has also never been more important. Here are a few strategies that can help: 1. First […]
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by Michael Hargrove Tweet This a closing technique I heard for the first time about a year ago in one of my workshops. The guy who shared it with us swears he’s been using it for years, but this was the first time I had ever heard it. Many of you have asked me to
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by Kelley Robertson As a business owner, I receive my share of sales calls in a given month. More often than not, I’m away from my desk or out of the office which means I end up listening to the messages instead of speaking directly with the sales person. Here are a few of
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by Michael D. Hargrove Tweet What do we do when our customer tells us, “That’s not enough for my trade!”? If we tell them our manager is willing to pay, let’s say, $8,000 for their present vehicle, don’t they always want $10,000, $12,000, or something even more unrealistic?! I’m assuming we’ve already done a
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by Kelley Robertson “Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus” — John Gray penned this phrase many years ago to help men and women communicate more effectively. Since this book was written, it has been determined that both genders not only communicate differently, they also buy differently too. Learning how to effectively sell
by George Torok Use these powerful yet simple tips from the national best-seller, “Secrets of Power Marketing: Promote Brand You” – the first guide to personal marketing for non-marketers. Create and grant an annual award. Send hand written congratulations and thank you notes. Send greeting cards for some occasion other than Christmas. Send postcards
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by Michel Neray Look up ‘Credible’ in Websters Dictionary and you’ll find: “Capable of being credited or believed; worthy of belief; entitled to confidence; trustworthy.” OK, so no surprise there. Credibility gives you permission to speak, and gives the person you’re speaking to permission to listen. Regardless of whether you are in the service
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by Joe Verde In class, we ask, “Was anyone ever in a play?” There’s always a “Yes”. Then we ask “Did you have a script to learn and follow?” “Of course.” So we ask “If you hadn’t had the script and just winged it’, wouldn’t you have given a pretty poor performance?” “Sure” is always
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by Dave Anderson I know of many professionals in sales and management who were on the fast track to the highest levels of success but failed to reach it. No one got in their way, no one held them back, and no one plotted to keep them from reaching the pinnacle. Instead, these people
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by Dave Anderson Is your organization filled with winners or whiners? Which are you? Here are ten distinctive traits that set the two apart. Read through them, measuring yourself and those you work with. Take any “whiner” tendencies and turn them around quickly, before someone you work with reads this article and finds you
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