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Four reasons why you sell for yourself and not the employer

There is something magical about a buyer seller connection that accelerates the sale. Dear Seller, You are not making that sale for your employer; you are making it for yourself. The employer is secondary. Rid yourself of the mentality that the sale is the employer’s problem.It limits your performance; itgets you going in fits and

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For more sales spend half your time with buyers

This way, he has you top on his mind which incidentally, he doesn’t. His focus is on his job, not yours. Time management is a huge challenge for most sellers. Interestingly, they doesn’t see it that way but instead lament that, “I have too much to do.” And it’s easy to see why. Most sellers

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Why most sales people survive and few, thrive

If practice makes perfect, choose carefully what you practice. Iterate. To perform, or utter repeatedly. This term was used by a Head of Sales learner in my class after we’d just completed a sales course recently. It was in reference to repeating the lessons learnt to habit status. Her “iterate” hit the nail much more

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Continual prospecting is key to successful selling

Continual prospecting is key to success. This eternal search can take many shapes. A fan of this column says they are required to spend 60%oftheir selling time, prospecting. If you don’t prospect you die. Not in the literal sense but the professional one. Prospecting is the never-ending search for potential buyers for your product or

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Are your processes losing your company sales?

If you are losing sales, perhaps it is not that your company is unattractive. It’s just that your processes pong. “We don’t take cards. We only take cash.” You curse under your breath and drive to the next petrol station almost bordering the one you’ve just left. And guess what? Emblazoned everywhere is evidence that

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