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- Intentional Listening: A must for Salespeople
Strong listening skills are a must. Customers judge people who are trying to sell their ideas or services on the phone by how well they pay attention to them. They expect phone reps to find solutions to their business issues and to anticipate their ever- growing needs, and that is no small order. “Listen to […]
- What to Remember When Selling Costly Products
Traditional selling strategies do not work as the cost of the product increases. Large tag items, particularly those in the high technology industries, demand a different approach. Length of Selling Cycle Whereas a low-cost sale can be completed in one call, a major sale may require many calls spread over a period of months. Also, […]
- How to Sell Like a CEO, When You’re Not!
Carly Fiorina was CEO of the Hewlett Packard organization for over 5 years. Fiorina was a charismatic leader and was extremely successful in rallying the board around her ideas and her strategies. Despite several missed profit expectations and an 8% drop in stock value in 2004, the board continued to be committed and sold on […]
- Connection Matters
How you relate to others matters when making a face-to-face presentation. What creates a connection with any executive, manager or peer, first and foremost, is strong eye contact. Another way is to allow your spontaneous sense of humor and playfulness to surface during the conversation. Finally, connection also comes from being observant and using the person’s name.
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