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Sales and Business Growth Book Reviews
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- 9 points
SPIN Selling Overview
Good overview of Huthwaite's SPIN selling technique.
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- 5 points
The Right Opener
Colleen Francis with some good thoughts on the best opening line to use when cold calling.
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- 5 points
Cold Calling Works Big Time
Steven Burke explains in an open forum why cold calling is the most effective way to open doors for new business. Paul McCord joins the conversation with an opposing viewpoint which makes for a great debate.
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- 6 points
Cialdini's Principles of Influence
Most people are familiar with Robert Cialdini's six principles of persuasion. Here they are listed and summarized...but you still ought to read the book. It should be required reading for all salespeople!
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- 6 points
How to Sell Yourself
Pick the Brain is a pretty good site for motivation. This article, though, is focused more on selling YOU before selling your product or service, or actually selling yourself (for example in an interview).
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- 5 points
Review of Online Contact Managers
Really nice roundup of online contact managers that are out there at this page. There are more than the ones listed, but the page is updated periodically with new entries.
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- 5 points
Why Our New Admin Will Never Get A Raise
A review of IWantSandy.com - a virtual assistant that can help salespeople and small business owners stay on top of things.
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When Belief is Weak, Price Is a Bigger Barrier to the Salesperson than it is to the Customer.
Why do salespeople have reluctance or fear of price presentation? Because it determines outcome – yes, no or delay (which usually means no). Price also brings truth. The “I can get it cheaper, we’ve decided to go with someone else, we’re putting this out for bids, I’m not the only decision maker.”
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