Fri.Mar 09, 2012

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What Is The Difference Between A Sales Person And An Order Taker?

MTD Sales Training

We have all heard the phrases; an order taker or a sales person. However, what does that mean and what is the difference between the two? Take a look at this analogy… The Eagle and the Vulture The difference between a professional sales person and an order taker is similar to the difference between a [.

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Are you words making you invisible to your buyers?

The Pipeline

Those of you who have read the book I co-wrote about Trigger Events , are familiar with the Selective Perception. A simple concept of how once you train the mind to look for specific things it will be much more selective in seeing those things. So if you know that a certain event paves the way for something positive for your sales success, you will selectively look for people experiencing that event; a promotion leading to a predictable change in suppliers, should lead you to look for people bei

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Victim or Victor – Friday’s Editorial

Increase Sales

Question: Victim or victor? Before you can determine where you are going, you need to assess where you are right now. The act of assessing allows us to establish benchmarks from which we can action. If you are interested in being a victor now or any time in the future and are tired of being a victim, maybe it is time to assess your life. Assess in today’s world means to evaluate or test something or someone.

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Leverage sales expertise – advice from Dr. Oz

Sales Training Connection

Sales management lessons from Dr. Oz. When I think of Dr. Oz – a kingpin of medical media – I don’t think of someone who provides advice on leadership. But in the current issue of Fortune , he does just that. In “the best advice I ever got” column, Dr. Oz talks about becoming chief resident at Columbia University and how he was mentored by Dr. Keith Reemtsra.

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Brick & Mortar Retail Relevance: How to Stay Ahead of the Curve

Speaker: Jay Black, Senior Account Executive

Let's set the record straight: in-store retail isn't dead - it's evolving! Faced with the digital age and the demands of omnichannel shopping, some retailers are thriving while others are struggling to adapt. Join Jay Black in this exclusive session as he explores the strategies that set successful stores apart, including: Crafting unique and unforgettable in-store experiences 🛍️ Mastering the art of retail demands 🛒 Navigating inventory challenges in today's climate 📦 an

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The Science and Art of Selling by Alen Mayer ? Blog Archive ? Are.

The Science and Art of Selling

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Four Beautiful Young Ladies + Four Bicycles + One Really Important Cause

Jonathan Farrington

At 00:30 am on Sunday June 10th, whilst most of us will be sleeping - although I can imagine more than a few of you will still be partying – four beautiful young ladies will be setting off on a 100 kilometer cycle ride around London. Mad or what? Actually, it’s “what” They are hoping to raise the modest sum of £1000 for a cause very close to my heart – Cancer Relief.

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What Ads Say (and how consumers hear them)

BrainShark

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Finally, A Sales Person’s CRM

A Sales Guy

It’s no secret that CRM’s are not for sales people. They were built for management. This has been the problem with CRM’s for years. Sales people have bitched about the difficulty of updating CRM’s and managements CRM input demands since the first CRM rolled out 30 years ago. CRM’s suck for inputting data. They require multiple steps sales people don’t want to take.

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