How to Handle a Piece of Paper- Time Management #6

Do you find yourself handling the same piece of paper over and over? Warren has a great idea on how to count down on this major waste of time.

This is just one of many things you’ll learn when you sign up for his 90 minute webinar, “Time Management for Salespeople: Find More Time to Close More Sales,” on Thursday, September 22nd, 2011 at 12 Noon EST.

Is Social Media a Crutch? – Sales Prospecting #14

In this video tip, Warren discusses why social media is best used when it’s in addition to personal contact; not in lieu of.

If you want to learn how to get in the door and close more business, attend my webinar, “Prospecting Skills to Increase Your Sales,” on Thursday, August 18th, 2011 at 12 Noon EST..

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Tuesday Quick Tip – Successful Salespeople Do Not Sell: They Help

Welcome to “The Tuesday Quick Tip.” Every Tuesday, I’ll be publishing, on this blog, a short, 1 to 2 paragraph tip to help you achieve success in your life, business or career.  You can also receive “The Tuesday Quick Tip,” by email, along with our weekly videos and a free “Time Management Workbook,” when you sign up for a free subscription to my email list.

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Successful salespeople do not sell: they help.  Their attitude is: I can not help you unless I get to see you, and I certainly can’t help you unless you buy something from me.  Successful salespeople really believe that what they do helps the people and clients they do it for.  That’s what makes them so successful and that is also what makes them such high earners.  Money is a by product of this belief system.

Top salespeople believe they are the best at what they do; they believe their company is the best at what it does; and, they believe their products and services are the best.  As a result of this belief and commitment, top salespeople not only feel it is their obligation to make sure clients buy from them, but, truly believe that if they allow a client or prospect to buy from the competition, they have done that client a horrible disservice by allowing them to buy second best.

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Successful People Live Off-Peak. – Move Your A$$ Monday #24

You can’t be one of the crowd if you ever hope to stand out from the crowd. In this week’s video, Warren talks about what successful people do to differentiate themselves from everybody else.

To inquire into Warren’s availability for speaking at your keynote or seminar, send him some info here: Keynotes and Seminar Speaking.

The Warm-up letter – Sales Prospecting #13

Is it helpful to send an introductory letter to each person telling them you will be following up with a phone call? In this video you’ll find the answer is not as cut and dry as you might think.

If you want to learn how to get in the door and close more business, attend my webinar, “Prospecting Skills to Increase Your Sales,” on Thursday, August 18th, 2011 at 12 Noon EST..

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Success Stories From The Trenches – Increased Income 40% in 3 Years!

Welcome to our newest feature on the Success Blog:  “Success Stories From the Trenches.” I want to hear from you! Send in your personal success stories to be featured in our Tuesday Quick Tip.

I’m pleased to announce our 1st Success Story comes from Randy, a Regional Sales Manager from West Palm Beach, Florida.  Randy says:

“I have been listening to your audio programs and attending your webinars for about 3 years now. I have worked hard to apply everything that you teach. I wanted to personally thank you for the positive impact you have made on my sales career and my management style. Over those three years I have received a promotion, earned President’s Club in my company, and increased my income 40%!”

Thanks Randy.  I’m glad to accept some credit, but pretty much all the credit must go to you: You’re the one who took action.  Congratulations!