More and more often, many of us are selling and consulting with clients as a team versus alone. In most cases, teamwork makes sense. It is a great way to illustrate the concern your organization has for the client relationship and the diligence you have put towards it. The concept is easy, succeeding at it […]
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“See that over there,” he said to me as he pointed to a sales training book used as a doorstop. “That’s what happened to the last guy we hired to help our team.” That was my introduction to a potential new client recently. Clearly, I had my work cut out for me. But his experience […]
I’m often asked what are the essential rules of selling. While there are many, here are my Ten Commandments of Selling based on recommendations I’ve made to clients throughout the years:I. Google/LinkedIn every decision makerFar too often, we we’ll run to a prospective client meeting without understanding their professional background and many other points to their […]
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We’ve all experienced moments when we said something expecting it would lead to an engaged conversation only to get little, or a negative, reaction. For example, asking a friend, “Hey, how is your husband?” only to have the person answer, “We split up last month.” Nowhere positive to go from there. That’s a conversation killer. […]
If you can say it in 10 seconds, it will be remembered. That’s a tip I want YOU to remember the next time you are preparing a presentation. If you can effectively communicate the main point of your presentation in 10 seconds, you are on your way to creating a talk people will recall long […]
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In my work, I come in contact with many people in new jobs. They’ve recently joined a company, have moved into a new department or have been promoted. And often, the initial reaction these people have to their new situation is, “Wow…I’m in over my head,” followed by a bit of panic. So, how did […]
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Building Effective Teams: Call It Like You See It
/1 Comment/in Leadership and Sales Training Blog /by Steve GiglioMore and more often, many of us are selling and consulting with clients as a team versus alone. In most cases, teamwork makes sense. It is a great way to illustrate the concern your organization has for the client relationship and the diligence you have put towards it. The concept is easy, succeeding at it […]
3 Reasons Why Sales Training Programs Fail
/0 Comments/in Leadership and Sales Training Blog /by Steve Giglio“See that over there,” he said to me as he pointed to a sales training book used as a doorstop. “That’s what happened to the last guy we hired to help our team.” That was my introduction to a potential new client recently. Clearly, I had my work cut out for me. But his experience […]
Top Selling Tips: The Ten Commandments of Selling
/4 Comments/in Leadership and Sales Training Blog /by Steve GiglioI’m often asked what are the essential rules of selling. While there are many, here are my Ten Commandments of Selling based on recommendations I’ve made to clients throughout the years:I. Google/LinkedIn every decision makerFar too often, we we’ll run to a prospective client meeting without understanding their professional background and many other points to their […]
Avoiding Conversation Killers
/0 Comments/in Leadership and Sales Training Blog /by Steve GiglioWe’ve all experienced moments when we said something expecting it would lead to an engaged conversation only to get little, or a negative, reaction. For example, asking a friend, “Hey, how is your husband?” only to have the person answer, “We split up last month.” Nowhere positive to go from there. That’s a conversation killer. […]
Effective Presentations: Can You Say It In 10 Seconds?
/3 Comments/in Leadership and Sales Training Blog /by Steve GiglioIf you can say it in 10 seconds, it will be remembered. That’s a tip I want YOU to remember the next time you are preparing a presentation. If you can effectively communicate the main point of your presentation in 10 seconds, you are on your way to creating a talk people will recall long […]
In Over Your Head? Adjusting to a New Job
/0 Comments/in Leadership and Sales Training Blog /by Steve GiglioIn my work, I come in contact with many people in new jobs. They’ve recently joined a company, have moved into a new department or have been promoted. And often, the initial reaction these people have to their new situation is, “Wow…I’m in over my head,” followed by a bit of panic. So, how did […]