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Practical Help to Grow Your Business
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Sales Help
People are not born Salespeople; few will have told their Careers Teacher they wanted a job in Sales. Sales is a skill that can be learned and improved
with practise, and with practise comes the confidence that can be mistaken for innate capability.
For newcomers to Sales examples abound of what not to do, but far less frequently is Sales Help made available. Even more experienced
practitioners sometimes need to be reminded of their Sales duties and their Sales responsibilities.
Sales is possibly more of an art than a science. Trying to provide a Sales template and expect it to work every time is, frankly, a
nonsense! But, if a Salesperson is not functioning properly when it comes to making a sale help is available.
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Sales
Sales is an important part of the overall 'spectrum' of Marketing activities.
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Sales Language
Sales language should be 'customer-speak' not 'me-speak', sales jargon, clichés or outdated analogies.
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Pricing
How do you set your prices? Is it cost plus? By comparison with what your competitors are charging? Or do you sell your
time at a fixed price per hour or per day?
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Deal Making
Sales is not a zero-sum game. For every winner, there does not have to be a loser. The best deals leave both parties winning.
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Telephone Sales
The Telephone is a powerful Sales tool in educated hands!
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Negotiation Skills
A price ticket is technically an invitation to trade. Outside of retail, many prices are arrived at after a discussion called a negotiation.
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Account Management
Keeping customers is far less costly than getting new ones, so get good at looking after them.
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