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The Psychology of Selling, Managing Your Time Effectively

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The Psychology of Selling Managing Your Time Effectively Buy book now! SELF-ASSESSMENT 1. How much of my time is spent with customers or prospects? 2. Do I confirm appointments and plan my calls so they are closely clustered in a geographic area? 3. Is my paperwork done completely and correctly before I take it on my call? 4. Do I plan and practice my presentations and closes? 5. Am I willing to meet with customers at their convenience instead of mine? 6. Do I frequently take nonproductive coffee breaks and nonworking lunches? SUMMARY One of the biggest problems salespeople have is managing their time efficiently. You are working only when you are face to face with a real, live prospect or customer. You are not working when you're filling out forms or proposals. The major time wasters are, first of all, procrastination and delay- utting off getting out there and talking to people. You waste time also when you're not prepared to close or you don't close or you don't ask ...

The Psychology of Selling ,Ten Keys to Success in Selling

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The Psychology of Selling, Ten Keys to Success in Selling The Art of Closing the Sale: The Key to Making More Money Faster in the World of Professional Selling SELF-ASSESSMENT The following 10 keys to success can guarantee a lifetime of success if you use them habitually. Read each one carefully to determine your strengths and weaknesses. 1. Learn to love your work, and commit yourself to becoming outstanding in your field. You can never really like yourself and accept yourself as a worthwhile person until you have become good at what you do. 2. Decide exactly what it is you want in life. Set it as a goal, and decide the price you will have to pay to get it. Nothing worthwhile ever comes without sacrifice. 3. Back every goal and plan with persistent determination and willpower. Resilience - the willingness to bounce back and flexibility are key characteristics of successful people. 4. Commit yourself to lifelong learning. Read, listen to audiocassettes, attend seminars and take courses...