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42 Rules to Turn Prospects into Customers: How to build profitable relationships to close more sales and drive more Business
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Powell, Meridith Elliott, Author.
- Series:
- Happy About Books 42 Rules to Turn Your Prospects into Customers
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Sales management.
- Place of Publication:
- [Place of publication not identified] Super Star Press Imprint 2010
- Language Note:
- English
- Contents:
- Rule 1. Rules are meant to be broken
- Rule 2. Confidence is key to sales
- Rule 3. Target the right client
- Rule 4. Know your value
- Rule 5. Build relationships
- Rule 6. Plan your success
- Rule 7. Learn to serve
- Rule 8. Be prepared to go the distance
- Rule 9. Expand your brand
- Rule 10. Become a master networker
- Rule 11. Create a communication line
- Rule 12. Add value immediately
- Rule 13. Follow the steps to set an appointment
- Rule 14. A sales call is a privilege
- Rule 15. Do your homework
- Rule 16. Define your purpose
- Rule 17. Ask great questions
- Rule 18. Create a valuable support statement
- Rule 19. Deliver a strong close
- Rule 20. Master the art of listening
- Rule 21. Learn your style
- Rule 22. Solve the right problems
- Rule 23. Know your competition
- Rule 24. Develop a passionate attitude
- Rule 25. Open the door to opportunity
- Rule 26. Stop making cold calls
- Rule 27. Structure a series of small calls
- Rule 28. Be patiently persistent
- Rule 29. Be visible
- Rule 30. Make it easy
- Rule 31. Learn to love accountability
- Rule 32. Sell to your existing clients
- Rule 33. Work your sales funnel
- Rule 34. Believe that you're an expert
- Rule 35. Get back on the horse
- Rule 36. Learn to embrace the power of focus
- Rule 37. Focus on goals
- Rule 38. Known when to walk away
- Rule 39. Invest in yourself
- Rule 40. Take the leap
- Rule 41. Have fun!
- Rule 42. These are my rules. What are yours?
- Notes:
- Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
- ISBN:
- 1-60773-083-9
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