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A first date is a complex thing.  It can be make or break time after which the object of your affection will either choose to see you again, or refuse to return your phone calls. In that way it is

A white lie here, a fib there… Just how honest is your prospect being with you? We uncovered the top 5 lies favoured by your prospect. They’re naughty, but here’s how to play the lying game the professional way

I was out to dinner a few months back with a couple of guests, when the waitress came over to our table as she had done diligently all night and asked completely the wrong question: “How did you enjoy your meal?” We

The number one excuse I continue to hear from sales people for not prospecting enough continues to be “fear of rejection”.  Am I missing something here? You have chosen to be in sales and you have chosen the rejection business!

The eagle that lived with chickens. An eagle nest, high in the mountains, with four eggs inside was rocked one day by a high wind, causing one of the eggs to fall out, land on the ground and roll down to

For most sales to be successful, it’s necessary for the salesperson to exert some influence on the timeline. There are those sales that fly in through the window unexpectedly of course, and those that turn up three months after you’ve

Anthony Iannarino from www.thesalesblog.com   I started writing a daily blog on December 28th, 2009. Shortly thereafter, I noticed a group of people converting the idea of “social media marketing” into “social selling” suggesting salespeople spend their time on Twitter and LinkedIn instead

Sales is the lifeblood of any business. Mark Keating, sales expert and CEO of SalesGuru, shares the strategies that successful entrepreneurs and sales people alike are already implementing into their business. In an interview with Melissa Javan  from SME South Africa, Keating lays out how

Hi Sales Professionals, Buyers don’t care! They don’t care about how wonderful YOU think YOU are. They don’t care about how wonderful YOU think your COMPANY is. They don’t care about how amazing YOU think your PRODUCT / SERVICE is. THEY DON’T

I am a sales professional, committed to the cause, the good reputation and the good spirit of sales. As such I vow to always uphold the following:   I commit to a career in sales with a view on the long-term, that