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You Call THAT Selling: 91 Dumb Things Salespeople Do to Sabotage Their Success
You Call THAT Selling 91 Dumb Things Salespeople Do to Sabotage Their Success Author:Tim Connor There are only three ways for salespeople to increase their sales and maintain a high level of sales effectiveness: 1.Do more right. 2. Do less wrong. 3. Do both. Most lost sales by salespeople are due to poor sales skills, poor organizational skills or poor attitudes. If an organization has ever computed the cost of lost sales they will... more » quickly understand the need for practical, contemporary and appropriate sales approaches and strategies. For example; if a salesperson makes four sales calls a day, has a close ratio of 1 in 4 that means they are losing 60 sales per month. If the average sales revenue for that organization?s products or services is let?s say $1000. that means that this salesperson is costing the organization $720,000 a year in lost sales revenue. Imagine if the organization has ten salespeople that?s over seven million a year in lost sales revenue. In this leading edge new book Tim has condensed the common mistakes most poor or new salespeople make that contribute to these lost sales month in and month out. In this book the author shares what he believes are the 91 dumbest things salespeople do to sabotage their success as well as 91 smart things to do instead. Each of the 91 mistakes are clearly and concisely spelled out for the reader so there can be no misunderstanding or confusion about how this poor technique, inadequate approach or inappropriate attitude is negatively impacting their sales success and results. The cost of poor sales skills shows up on corporate America?s doorstep every day. This book is guaranteed to help improve sales effectiveness and results regardless of the product or service that is sold, how it is brought to market or its price point. This book is appropriate for; New salespeople Sales veterans who need to modify their sales approaches Telephone salespeople Salespeople who are under-performing Salespeople who have been poorly trained« less