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Strengthen Your Sales “ABs.” Just as a prizefighter needs to build strong “abs” to be a champion, a successful salesperson needs to strengthen his or her “ABs” (attitude and behavior).
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Close That Sale. Practical strategies for moving “No Decision” prospects into the “closed sales” column.
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Ten Ways to Become a Savvy Negotiator. Gain the upper hand in any negotiation by learning how to deal with the “The Wince,” “The Red Herring,” “The Trial Balloon” and other standard negotiation tactics.
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The Ten Biggest Marketing Mistakes and How to Avoid Them. If you're falling victim to any of these marketing missteps, your company's bottom line isn't living up to its potential.
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Get the Edge in Professional Selling—Stay in Touch! Once you've made the sale and the check has cleared, neglect your customer at your peril.
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The Presentation Trap: Why Making Presentations Can Cost You the Sale. Find out why one sales expert believes that sales presentations are simply a waste of time.
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Clinch that Sale by Asking the Right Questions. Knowing which questions to ask (and which to avoid) is a critical step in winning any sales negotiation. Here are seven guidelines that will help you open up the lines of communication between yourself and a sales prospect.
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The Golden Rules of Customer Service. The Golden Rule, "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you," can be expanded into an effective customer retention strategy.
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Selling on the Net: Are You a Retailer or Wholesaler? Expanding sales from a brick and mortar store to a virtual one requires a change in marketing strategy that your traditional ad agency probably won't be able to handle.
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Make Every Conversation a Sales Call. Veteran sales trainer Peter deLisser explains the secrets of successful selling, including the fact that “the real conversation starts when the prospect says ‘No.'”
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Keeping Your Cool When the Customer Gets Hot. Business etiquette expert Lydia Ramsey shares her five-step process to transform an irate customer into a satisfied one.