Here’s a sales tactic to try out: Sell the urgency of the prospect’s timeline. That’s the title (and message) of Mark Hunter’s blog post, and he cites urgency as a major reason to buy.
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Are Your Best Sales Practices Still the “Best?”
Monday, Apr 16, 2012
Do your tried-and-true best practices need a makeover? When was the last time you analyzed your methods? It may be time to sit down and take a hard look at (and perhaps tweak) how you go about various aspects of the sales process. The RainMaker Blog encourages salespeople to do just that, and the [...]
9 Common Sales Objections (and How to Overcome Them)
Monday, Feb 27, 2012
Prospects’ objections can be a challenge for those in sales, and mastering how to overcome these objections doesn’t come naturally to every salesperson.
Best of 2011: “Fatal” Sales Mistakes
Friday, Dec 30, 2011
Sales skills are something that the majority of people must cultivate. While there may be a select few that are so-called “naturals,” most in the industry must consistently work to hone their methods, process and style. Taking advice from the now classic book “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People,” business expert Steven Strauss [...]
Is It An Objection…Or Just An Excuse?
Monday, Aug 8, 2011
Excuses, excuses, excuses. As a sales professional, you’ve probably encountered countless excuses in your professional career from prospects. But, are you able to determine the difference between an excuse and a true objection?
Tackle Cost-Related Objections With These Questions
Monday, Jul 25, 2011
Sales Machine writer Geoffrey James focuses on an all-too-common sales objection in his recent article. How many times have you heard “it costs too much” when selling a product or service?
Even More “Terrible Sales Ideas”
Wednesday, Jun 29, 2011
Ready for more sales methods that should be thrown out the window? Dan Waldschmidt is back with the second part of his series, “Terrible Sales Ideas We’re Addicted To.”










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