The secret language of influence master the one skill every sales pro needs

Great selling is invisible. Influence occurs at a level just below the buyer's awareness. That's important because today's buyer is savvy and all too familiar with traditional selling techniques. However, a few simple words-the right words-can transform an awkward sales call into a co...

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Main Author: Seidman, Dan
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: New York AMACOM, American Management Association 2012
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505 0 |a Part one: influencing others. Breaking buyers' patterns -- Toward buyers and away from buyers -- Buyer tortoises vs. buyer hares -- Buyers who like proof vs. buyers who don't -- Artist buyers vs. accountant buyers -- Big picture buyers vs. detail-oriented buyers -- Four kids in a classroom -- Critical language tips -- Evoke emotions! -- The persuasive power of storytelling in selling -- Questions that advance the sale closer to the close -- The ultimate objection-handling tool -- Strategic listening -- The opening strategy for all sales calls -- How to be funny: humor for sales pros -- Potent communication skills -- High-influence cold calling -- Part two: influencing yourself. Seven keys to influencing your brain -- Heart and head check: self-test -- Influence your body -- Know your numbers -- part three: implementing your influence. A summary of strategies -- Can't decide what's most important? -- First steps, next steps -- Model of sales excellence tool 
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