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Index
Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Acknowledgements Introduction
Why Services Selling Must Change What You’ll Get
PART 1 - Connect CHAPTER 1 - Seven Realities of Selling Services
Sales Reality #1: You Must Prove Your Answers to the Three Burning Questions Sales Reality #2: Insights and Capabilities—Not Relationships—Close Sales Sales Reality #3: The Client Buying Experience Trumps Sales Techniques Sales Reality #4: Likability Is Overrated Sales Reality #5: Your People Are Not Number One for the Buyer Sales Reality #6: Value Is in the Eye of the Beholder Sales Reality #7: Not All Sales Techniques Are Bad Reality-Based Selling
CHAPTER 2 - Before You Call (or Meet) Any Client
Think Second Impressions First Dump the Elevator Speech Explore the Client’s Buying Options Prepare Thoroughly but Quickly What Stan Knows Make a Connection
CHAPTER 3 - Master the Client Interview
Six Steps to a Masterful Client Interview
CHAPTER 4 - Uncover the Real Problem
Forget What You Know The Extra Step Get to the Root Check Every Angle Finding a Solution Oh, So That’s It
PART 2 - Collaborate CHAPTER 5 - When It Pays to Walk Away
Choose the Right Clients Find Your Real Opportunities Do the Right Thing Go for the Work You Know You Can Ace When to Walk Away
CHAPTER 6 - Five Elements of a Winning Sales Strategy
Element 1: A Compelling Story Element 2: An Airtight Case for Change Element 3: A Comprehensive View of Value Element 4: Mitigation of Risks Element 5: Trustworthiness and Trust
CHAPTER 7 - Who Cares about This Sale . . . and Why?
Why Clients Buy Assemble a Client Value Profile Formulate Your Action Plan
CHAPTER 8 - Shift Happens: Predicting Surprises
Five Predictable Surprises Slow Communication Change in Project Direction More Emphasis on Price Introduction of New Decision Makers Entry of a New Competitor
CHAPTER 9 - The Perfect Sales Proposal
Who Will Read Your Proposal? Anchor Your Proposal with Buyer Win Themes Anatomy of a Sales Proposal More Than a Selling Tool
PART 3 - Commit CHAPTER 10 - The Art of the Sales Presentation
Tip 1: Never Fly by the Seat of Your Pants Tip 2: Get to Their Point Tip 3: Build Consensus Brick by Brick Tip 4: Prepare to Answer Your Toughest Critics Tip 5: Collaborate on Every Presentation Tip 6: Never Go Second Presentations Are Sales Conversations
CHAPTER 11 - Seal the Deal: Negotiating to Close the Sale
Five Principles of an Effective Commitment Strategy Watch for the Green Light Working Out Terms and Conditions Getting Commitment
CHAPTER 12 - What to Do When You Win . . . and When You Don’t
You Can’t Win ’Em All Finding the Gap What about Price? The First Thing to Do When You Win Define the Client Experience Set Milestones Know What You Want to Get
CHAPTER 13 - Making the Second Sale and Beyond
What Is Client Relationship Management? Cultivating Strategic Relationships Keys to Successful Client Relationships The Obstacles You’ll Face
PART 4 - Challenges CHAPTER 14 - The Seven by Seven Seller
The Service Sellers’ Path The Business Adviser The Idea Merchant The Strategist The Project Leader The Change Leader The Relationship Manager The Communicator Mastering the New Seller’s Skills What the Rainmaker Does
CHAPTER 15 - Putting It All Together
What Makes a Great Seller? Developing Sales Superstars Parting Thoughts for Sellers
NOTES ——SELLER’S RESOURCE GUIDE—— ——ABOUT THE AUTHOR—— INDEX Also by Michael W. McLaughlin
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