Download “Selling Ain’t Hard…”
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Mastering the Complex Sales & Value Leakage by Jeff Thull
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Competing on Value re-emphasizes that the approach to selling should be value-creation and not price justification. Although it was written in 1991, this book could’ve been easily written last month. The principle of selling on value and demonstrating ROI is more important today than ever.
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Victor Antonio Recommends: What the Customer Wants You to Know: How Everybody Needs to Think Differently About Sales by Ram Charan
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Victor Recommends: Customer Centered Selling: Sales Techniques for a New World Economy by Robert Jolles
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Book Review: The Evolution of Consciousness – If you want to understand how we’ve think and how our brain works…this book will provide great insight!
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Sales Anonymous Pre-Release
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Book review of Power Base Selling by Jim Holden
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book review – Selling to the C-Suite by Stephen Bistritz and Nicholas Read
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Neil Rackham video on what it takes to develop a great training program.
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Rafi Mohammed who wrote a book titled, The Art of Pricing: How to Find the Hidden Profits to Grow Your Business.
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If you’re an engineer, technician or geek who has to do software presentations, you should read “Demonstrating to Win!” by Robert Riefstahl. Here’s my review of the book.
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If you really, I mean really want to know why some people succeed and others fail, then read Malcolm Gladwell’s book Outlier. In my opinion, his best piece (better than The Tipping Point and Blink).
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Frank Bettger’s sales classic reviewed.
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This book challenges the notion that cold calling is effective in today’s changing landscape. Is it?
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This book outlines a new approach to help build and deliver messages that influence decision-makers.
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Book by Joseph Hallinan which is quite insightful on how we make decisions.
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