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Make 2013 YOUR Economy!

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You can’t go very far these days without being hit with conversations about jobs, taxes, debt, etc. As you look at 2013, challenge yourself to not set targets and goals based on what the economy says you should or should not be able to do. Let’s all go out and make 2013 not just a good year.

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It’s Not a Short Week! It’s a GREAT Week!

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If you work Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday right, you can wind up with a slew of productive conversations. As you make your phone calls and talk with people, keep the conversation timely. There is still a lot of business to be had in 2013. Copyright 2013, Mark Hunter “The Sales Hunter.”

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Power of Short Questions on a Sales Call

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Conversely, short questions — and I mean really short questions — will get long answers. Your objective is to make sure the questions you ask are ones of this type to allow the customer to become engaged in a conversation with you. . Copyright 2013, Mark Hunter “The Sales Hunter.” Do you have an example?

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You Are the Ultimate Sales Technology!

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I must admit that I was hooked on Joanne Black’s new book the moment I read the line… “Whether you read this book in 2013, 2023 or 3013, you will witness much change throughout your lifetime. ” Copyright 2013, Mark Hunter “The Sales Hunter.” ” Sales Motivation Blog.

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4 Quick Tips to Get Better Prospects

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Your objective when you meet with a prospect is to allow them to share with you a piece of personal information which you can then use to start off the next conversation you have with them. Remember, the conversation should be about what the customer wants. Copyright 2013, Mark Hunter “The Sales Hunter.”

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Shut Up! You Talk Too Much

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While sitting in a Starbucks, I couldn’t help but overhear a conversation going on next to me between a salesperson and customer. She truly believed in what it was she was selling, but the problem was her passion overtook any sense of intelligence with how to sell. Copyright 2013, Mark Hunter “The Sales Hunter.”

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Great Salespeople Like to Hear the Word “No” From a Customer (Part 5 of a series!)

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By hearing “no” from the customer, the salesperson can then begin to alter their conversation and, in turn, what they may ultimately propose to the customer. Copyright 2013, Mark Hunter “The Sales Hunter.” Blog Professional Selling Skills Prospecting overcoming objections prospect prospecting selling skills'

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