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Most Sales Training Doesn't Work
Most sales training doesn't work, because it is done in short seminars and doesn't provide any long-term reinforcement or practice. What are you doing to provide these things for yourself of your team? Watch this video and discus it in your sales meeting this week.
Find more video tips at: http://www.effectivesales.sandler.com/sales-meeting-minute |
Goal Setting Workshop - Sept 19th
Join us for a special full-day goal setting workshop at our Sandler Training Center. Get your thoughts, goals and plans focused for the fourth quarter and upcoming year in this powerful workshop.
We will create Treasure Boards, work on affirmations and positive thinking, and create some SMART goals to help you reach new level of success.
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Stop Selling To Close More
When you really want (or possibly need) to close a sale, it’s easy to drop into “convincing” mode. You begin to sound like the stereotypical “high-pressure” salesperson explaining the benefits of the various features of your product or service and “justifying” the costs.
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Pre-order your 2014 President’s Club Planners today!
This 13-month planning calendar is uniquely Sandler, and gives you an attractive tool for effectively tracking accountability for selling behaviors.
Many familiar Sandler standards are included:
- Big Hairy Audacious Birdcage Goal for motivation
- Sales Goals Thermometer to track your progress
- The 2-minute Drill to prep for a call
- Each week has a Sandler Rule to inspire you
- Keep your Attitude and Behavior Journal, and your appointments in one place!
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Old Clients... New Business
The odds of obtaining business from a former client are typically better than the odds of obtaining business from cold prospecting. (Tweet this!) So, keeping in touch with former clients is not only the professional thing to do, it also makes good business sense.
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