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Avoiding Contractual Fraud

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The mention of the word “fraud” commonly brings to mind consumer fraud, whether it be weight loss pills, stomach bypass surgery, or timeshares. But when it comes to sales contracts, dolo or fraud may be understood in two senses: First, as that which exist in the celebration of contracts; and in that sense it is more properly called deceit (becauase either party will deceive the other); and second as tha

Perfect Pitch

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Every salesman needs a pitch. Products don’t sell themselves, no matter how much marketing would like to say otherwise. This is especially true in the aftermath of something like a major Celexa recall, since the public is still a bit sore and worried about the problems found. If nothing else, a sales pitch serves as a way to introduce a product to a customer in a quick way, containing a lot of information and

Customer-Centric Sales Mindset

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Every salesman knows that when attempting to move any product, from Park City rentals to those weird trinkets people collect, one of the keys is to first establish a good connection. This typically means asking the basic questions to get an idea of who the customer is, along with making small talk to put the prospect at ease. A person that is comfortable with the salesman is easier to convince to make a purchase ov

Why Salesmen Ask Questions

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Most of the time, when people picture salesmen, they imagine people more keen on answering questions than answering them. They’re more likely to extol the virtues of their Scanpan Australia products than they are in engaging in the small talk people engage in on a daily basis. However, this is far from the truth, as any salesman can point it. A lot of sales is actually based on questions, and a large amount o

Selling the Strange

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Some products make sense. Things like a computer or a bidet are easy enough to sell to people. For people that aren’t, there are ways to convince people of their virtues and why it might be in their best interest to own one. A lot of products actually fall under this category, which makes it harder for people trying to sell the “weird” and the “unusual.” There are some items that are j

Selling Points for the Rich and Famous

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It may not seem this way, but certain fields or industries find that selling to rich people can be a difficult process. It stems largely from the interesting interaction that being extravagantly wealthy can have with the sales process. While they do have much more money to spend on anything they could possibly want, they’re also pickier. The old rich want products that can pay for themselves over time and the

Natural Qualities of a Good Salesperson

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There are skills that you can teach to a person so that he can be good in selling. However, there are also traits that he can’t learn in any business school. These are the characteristics that he must naturally have as a person. As we all know, selling is a talent, and not anyone can be good at it. There are only a few who have the natural ability to be a good seller. Here are some of the traits that a good s

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