Product Description: Insights on becoming an effective and efficient trusted advisor! There is a difference between being a sales person and a sales professional―with 10 Steps to Successful Sales, you'll gain the knowledge you need to accelerate revenue, manage your organization, and leverage the sales process...read more

Product Description: (Book). Many retailers don't have regular sales meetings. Sales people come and go, so ongoing training is necessary. A little training for even a few minutes a day can work wonders. It's amazing how much business can be increased with just a little knowledge passed along on a daily basis to the sales staff...read more

Product Description: The sales field has a bit of an unfortunate stigma attached to it. People often assume a salesperson is going to trick them into buying something or use coercive tactics to get them to spend more than they want to - indeed, some salespeople do approach their profession this way...read more

Product Description: Billion Dollar Sales Expert Shares Secrets on How to Become a Sales Superstar.The ABC of Sales, Lessons From a Superstar is an award winning book. It was selected the first place winner in the "how-to" category of the Paris France Book Festival and earned an honorable mention in the prestigious New England Book Fair and the San Francisco Book Festival in the business category as well as a first place win in the DIY Book Festival, Los Angeles...read more

No matter what career the student pursues, selling skills will always be an asset and will enhance communications skills. This inexpensive text is one the students keep after the class is over and they use it as a resource in the business world. ABC’s of Relationship Selling is written by a sales person turned teacher and so it is filled with practical tips and business-examples. ABC’s of Relationship Selling is an affordable, brief, paperback. It is perfect for a selling course where a brief book is preferred. Professors who spend considerable time on other resources and projects will appreciate the brief format. Schools that do not offer a separate selling course may find this short paperback a nice addition in a sales management course.

Product Description: Act Like a Sales Pro was a finalist for TOP SALES AND MARKETING BOOK OF 2011 and featured on the cover of Ken Blanchard's Sales and Service Excellence Magazine and Julie Hansen's articles have appeared across the globe.Acting is the ultimate form of persuasion...read more

Product Description: Powerful strategies for sales proficiency in ever-changing situationsWhen sales people are promoted, change jobs, or face new business environments, they inevitably need to learn new skills quickly. Their livelihoods depend on getting up to speed quickly; their bosses have no patience for delayed results...read more

Product Description: Plan. Persuade. Negotiate. Collaborate. Sell! The Art of Influencing and Selling is designed for sales professionals looking to evaluate and improve their powers of persuasion in a business environment. From creating new business with existing clients to creating a new customer base, this book provides a valuable toolkit for developing sales skills and opening up opportunities for business growth...read more

From the New York Times bestselling author of Ahead of the Curve, a revelatory look at the importance and cultural role of sales—an essential human attribute that underpins business, religion, romance, and more—and the traits that distinguish the best sales people.Sales is the single largest function in business. Across the globe, in economies big and small, selling is the very engine of commerce and industry. In America, millions work in sales—more than in manufacturing, marketing, or even finance. Yet, when Philip Delves Broughton was studying at Harvard Business School, he couldn’t find a single course on sales. Indeed, very few schools teach this subject. The best-educated people of the business world are clueless about one of its most vital functions, and this ignorance has enormous consequences for the economy, and for all of us.Delves Broughton draws on extensive research, intrepid reporting, and personal experience to show the essence of sales as it manifests itself from Moroccan souks to Tokyo side streets to Wall Street trading floors, and ultimately to the countless acts of selling we all engage in every day. Along the way, he uncovers fresh answers to perennial questions about the art and science of sales: why do Americans have such extreme views on the subject (from Dale Carnegie to “Death of a Salesman”)? Can a great salesman be made, or he is born? Does a salesman have to believe in his product? Is selling ever ethical? Does it have to be? What exactly makes a great salesman, and can it be quantified?This isn’t another work about shortcuts, tips, or tricks, though it does offer a wealth of useful information on how the best salespeople make their craft an art. It’s a uniquely evidence-based investigation of the workings of a fascinating and undervalued endeavor.