Sales Careers >> Ask a Sales Pro >> What is some of the best sales advice you ever got?
What is some of the best sales advice you ever got?
| back to top |
Posted 2 months ago Sales always bring new objections and challenges...what's some of the best sales advise you've been told? Please share. |
| back to top |
| Posted 2 months ago Never stop learning,there is always something that could have been done better. This from my father. I am here to learn and help others in search of information.With everyone having a common goal we should be able to help one another grow in our professional and personal lives. |
| back to top |
| Posted 2 months ago Winston Church Hill - Innagural Speech:
"Never Give Up, Never Give Up, Never Give Up."
Also Don't F**K Up - that is pretty sound as well |
| back to top |
| Posted 2 months ago Don't try to make a sale from someone...try to help them and be at their service! |
| back to top |
| Posted 2 months ago Do it right the first time...from my time at Bank of Nova Scotia ORACKLLE |
| back to top |
| Posted 2 months ago Learn to listen to find their pain, and follow up follow up follow up...... almost 70% of sales are made after the 5th rejection. |
| back to top |
| Posted 2 months ago Great advice!
msmith says ...
|
| back to top |
| Posted 2 months ago
Read as much as possible. Ask qualifying questions, your client will eventually close themselves. Always, always listen more than you speak. Ask for the sale; because if you do your job right, you have earned the right to ask and close the sale. |
| back to top |
| Posted 2 months ago The best advice I can give you is to make sure you "listen" to the customer and maintain a positive tone in your voice to ensure that you sound sincere and never sound as if you know it all. Goodluck! |
| back to top |
| Posted 2 months ago From "The One Minute Sales Person" --------------------------------------------------- # My Selling Purpose is to help people get the good feelings they want about what they bought and about themselves.
# People don't buy our services, products or ideas. They buy how they imagine using them will make them feel.
And of course you should always remember: Before you can walk in another person's shoes, you must first take off your own. |
| back to top |
| Posted 2 months ago Never allow a person to tell you no who doesn't have the power to say yes. (Eleanor Roosevelt)
He who speaks first LOSES (my dad) |
| back to top |
| Posted about 1 month ago You need to get where the customer is at....--my last mentor. |

