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To Become A Master Salesperson, Master NON Selling Skills.

Jeffrey Gitomer

To Become A Master Salesperson, Master NON Selling Skills. Tweet Share Everyone talks about “how to sell” Not me. The rest of this information will do you no good. Without belief, you’ll have no desire to do the hard work necessary to convert selling to buying. Online Training. See Jeffrey Live!

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How Personal Information Leads To A Relationship (And To Sales.

Jeffrey Gitomer

How Personal Information Leads To A Relationship (And To Sales). Tweet Share To establish the ultimate long-term relationship and to be memorable in the service you perform, you need to discover personal information about your prospect or customer. Information that provides insight. Who is Jeffrey? MARCH 22/23.

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Dreamforce Day 3: Is Too Much Information Too Much?

The Sales Hunter

Blog Consultative Selling Customer Service Professional Selling Skills dreamforce salesforce' I found myself today following the mass into the main room to hear Marc Benihoff, CEO of Salesforce, and thus the host of the event. I left before it began for one simple reason. What was he […].

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Selling Skills or Selling Process? Which is Holding You Back.

The Sales Hunter

Selling Skills or Selling Process? A person with strong selling skills. Strong selling skills certainly are a beginning. These include the ability to listen, ask questions, create a unique selling proposition and ultimately close. I refer to these as selling skills, not a sales process.

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Stop Using Your Brain as Your CRM

The Sales Hunter

I would be a rich person if I was paid a dollar each time a salesperson told me they don’t enter most information into their CRM system because they have a good memory and can remember. Recording information is essential. When we try and merely remember everything, we run the risk of losing pieces of crucial information.

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Validate Information… Or Pay the Price Later

The Sales Hunter

Any piece of information you receive from or about a customer needs to be validated. No matter how long you have been in sales, you know that bad information can steer you horribly wrong and maybe even cost you sales and professional relationships. For one, the information could be flat out wrong. You get the point.

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Sales Prospecting Using the Informed Calling Method

The Sales Hunter

I have been talking about the informed calling method and why it is so important to your prospecting plan. When you’re using the informed calling method to prospect, be sure the information you’re sharing with the prospect is what they will find of value. Prospects will become customers when they have confidence.