Jessica made big changes this past year by getting her real estate license and affiliating with a local company. Imagine her excitement when a few months ago she got her first opportunity to represent a seller, a couple undergoing divorce. Each has an attorney and all parties agreed that even before the divorce is consummated, […]
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Anastasia enjoys going to networking events, which is her main strategy for marketing her services. She’s highly professional, friendly and out-going, and has a sunny disposition. She loves people, which is why she was drawn to protect them and their assets. Unknowingly, until recently, she was a gambler. She played the numbers game. Is Sales
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Welcome to the first and foremost activity that will determine your success. It’s not your product or service, knowledge, skill or talent in your given field. Nor is it your graduate degree, license or certification. It’s your ability to sell! Robert Kiyosaki, the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, said: “The ability to sell is
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“I’m just an employee.” “I’m just a representative.” “I’m just the salesperson.” Perhaps you’ve thought or said those words aloud, or heard them uttered by someone you know. Whatever the circumstances, the message is one of passivity and weakness. It conveys the idea that things are out of your control and not subject to your
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Selling insurance can be lucrative if you have the right skills and mindset. Rolando was recruited directly from college to represent a well-known, national firm. He was excited by the opportunity to get training and launch his career. He eagerly absorbed the information presented at work and spent additional hours studying during his leisure time.
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Intuition exists. For some people, they feel it in the pit of their stomach. Others clench their jaws and get a headache. Still different individuals break out in a sweat. Pay attention! Some sales are trouble from the beginning and may cost more than you net. Donald gave no credence to intuition. He ignored the
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Some salespeople are stuck. Convinced that their way is the best way, they are surprised when things don’t go as expected. How can their gentle and friendly style be wrong? They are sure that being welcoming, sociable, and amiable are traits that will drive the sales process in a positive direction. Friendly Sales Style Carol
“I’m just an employee.” “I’m just a representative.” “I’m just the sales person.” Perhaps you’ve heard them uttered by someone you know. Whatever the circumstances, the message is one of passivity and weakness. It conveys the idea that things are out of their control and not subject to their intervention. It dodges responsibility. Brie is
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Jeffrey has been in sales his whole life. A confident man, he is driven to succeed and won’t take “No” for an answer. He comes across as a bulldog, tenacious and focused. He’s certain that he has the solution for whatever ails you and has a uniform presentation that he uses with everyone he meets.
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The buyer stood a couple of feet away from the exhibit table at the Farmers Market. Her eyes suggested that she was reading the sign posted above the salsas on display. Then again, she could have been eavesdropping on the conversation the woman vendor was having with another buyer. Kyle approached her ready to say
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