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question about the cold calling is a waste of time book - gotten about half way through the book so far.. and i must say im highly impressed with the message and what it has to offer... he talks about a lot of things ive wanted to do and gives some really good guidance on how i could make them work...

How to combat "Just Looking" - Im just looking Response: Awesome! Thats what I do here most the day as well, Look at phones. Allow me to show you the coolest new phone we have. This thing will Mow your lawn for you.... No im just kidding, but It will direct you to the nearest...

Good morning! - Hi everyone, I just signed up on the forum because I accepted a sales position at a software company and wow, this is a whole different animal from what I am used to. I am not new to consulting, but definately new to the actual sales part of...

Difficult in B2B business - deUnique here's an idea, secure an introduction or referral from someone the key decision maker would know and respect. Is that something you can arrange?

Person in charge going to maternity leave - Thanks Thomas. She set to implement our s/w is in top 10 issue. In other words, she will not focus this issue at the time being but will focus the top 5 cases 1st, bcos this are more important cases to follow up and urgent to be settled.  [...]

Achieving Business Excellence - "There is no single strategy that will carry your company forever—just ask my buddy Tom Peters, who wrote the fantastic book In Search of Excellence back in 1982, only to watch more than half of the companies he highlighted go out of business!...

The First Ten (Customers) - Your research is completed. Your development is done. Your blood, sweat, and tears has finally come to its zenith. Your forecasts for revenues are in line with your expense projections. Your hot-off-presses business cards are printed and your...

Dress code - ive been doing the polo shirts and khakis deal but i think im gonna start doing the shirt and tie thing a bit more.... looks good and i honestly can spot a sales man a mile away these days by looking for a white polo and khaki's... I love suits...

How to Train Sales People - Help appreciated - If you are hiring people with experience you need not fret. They know better than you do what to ask you, they will get all they need to know about *product*/company/*principals*/references *etc*. That is why those in the know spend more time...

How do you find a hungry market? - In my opinion, people have needs and desires, and if they're willing to spend money on those needs and desires, that constitutes a "market." In his article, he says: [font=Arial]"The Old Selling Model is where you build your product firs [...]

Which Kind of Selling Do You Do? - well, If a client doesnt know what he/she is looking for I find that it gives me a better chance to show Everything I have to offer. Find out how they wish to use the product and go from there. instead of a customer that is looking for something I...

Create a Network of Colleagues, Cronies, Clients and Friends - Developing new relationships isn't all that easy. You have all given me a lot to think about. Thank you.

Boosting Your Self Esteem and Applying it to Accomplishment - What are the most important determining factors in whether or not you achieve your grandest goals? Some say resources, pointing out that without things like time and money, it is impossible to make your dreams come true. Others argue that a fair...

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1 million per year by the 5th year - Thank you very much for your response!

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The First Ten (Customers)
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Recent Downloads

Achieving Business Excellence
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Prospecting Playbook
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What is Stopping You from Closing All of the Sales You Should Be Closing?
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Recent Podcasts

Selling Yourself
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Dealing with Voice Mail
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Taking the CHILL Out of Cold Calls
*The boss says 'make more cold calls,' but you find that they're [...]

Recent Scripts

Agenda
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Budget
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Time and Urgency
On a scale of 1 to 10. One being not urgent, 10 being extremely [...]

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