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Sales Management
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Sales Management Styles; Iron Fist or Emotional Empathy Efforts
There are many different sales management styles, but which one works the best? Well most experienced practitioners recommend a tough love approach. What is tough love? Well hopefully it is the same type of management your parents and early teachers or sports coaches provided.
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Managing the Sales Floor at Starbucks
Managing the sales floor at Starbucks looks easy right? Sure it looks easy but it is not really. You see these young sales people and customer relations Starbucks Team Members have to know a lot of information in order to serve you.
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Reinforcement Methods
Prospects are slow to accept your message because they don't trust you. As a master persuader you need to utilize certain resources to break down those walls, warm up your prospect and move them closer to making a buying decision.
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High Expectations Lead to Great Results
The expectations we create for others often become reality. This can have interesting effects when applied out in the real world. Expectations have changed the lives and persuaded the behavior of other individuals.
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First Impression Expectations
Have you ever noticed how the people you assume are going to be jerks turn out to be just that? And if there is someone you're especially excited to meet, then you meet her and she seems great! Often our assumptions and expectations about someone we're about to meet for the first time play out exactly as we've already mentally conceived them. Once again, even when first meeting someone, you will send subconscious messages about how they are to respond and behave.
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They're Not Robots
They're not the same. They never will be. Why would you expect them all to perform the same?
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Merchant Accounts: Points to Consider
Okay so you want to accept credit cards from your customers, and are interested in establishing a merchant account. Whether you own a brick-and-mortar retail store, mail order outlet, or internet shopping operation, there are a few things to consider when choosing a credit card processing provider.
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Buyer/Seller Relationships...the ABCs of Success
There are basically three levels of buyer/seller relationships. The first and most common relationship level is Adversarial. This is the traditional win-relinquish relationship where you, the buyer, squeeze your supplier for the very last bit of a discount. You are determined to get the last drop! You are not focused on the cost of doing business with one another, just what you believe to be the lowest cost. This is a transactional only relationship.
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Failing to Manage Your Sales Staff Will Eventually Manage to Sink Sales
Sales Management is a necessity in any company that wants to hit its target goals for income, sales and or profits for the fiscal period. If you fail to manage your sales staff correctly then it is quite evident that this will manage to sink sales. How do you set up a sales management program if your current sales management is lacking or basically non-existent?
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Assuming Anything In Sales Is To Invite Failure
One of the biggest mistakes many salespeople make is to assume. To believe that something is true without any verification, validation or evidence. In the area of the spiritual this is accepted practice and can be a healthy way to go through your life. In your sales career it can be the kiss of death. Assumptions are lethal. They give you confidence without any proof. They can set you up for disappointment, failure and at the worst breakdowns in communication.
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How To Keep Your Best Employees
Have you lost any good employee talent recently? Was it necessary to lose them? Why did they leave, was it for a better opportunity or because your organization needs a serious look at the way it treats is most valuable asset, it's people.
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Are You Giving Customer Focused Sales Presentations?
In a recent sales survey, it was discovered that most salespeople cover 5-7 features during their presentation. When asked what the prospect remembered 24 hours later, they mentioned only one of the features. Guess which one? Not the first one, or the last one, but the one that related to their need, want, problem, desire or concern.
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