Traditional selling techniques – frequently taught at seminars and on late-night cable television – are the norm in professional selling, but just about everyone in sales today agrees that these antiquated techniques simply don’t work. Every sales prospect has heard the old techniques countless times before, and most know what a salesperson is going to say even before the presentation begins! That’s why prospects can so easily control a sales call – and destroy the salesperson’s self-esteem in the process. Prospects never controlled David Sandler or anyone who masters his ground breaking selling techniques. In ‘You Can’t Teach a Kid to Ride a Bike at a Seminar,’ you learn to master the seven key sales principles of the Sandler Selling System – and how and when to use them. You don’t have to be subservient, forfeit your self-esteem, or fake enthusiasm about your product or service. And you never have to lie! In this remarkable guide in hand you will learn: * How to conquer the ‘selling dance’ that always occurs between salesperson and prospect * How to condition yourself for a successful career in sales, regardless of what you sell * Why the prospect can mislead you and what you can do about it * Why seminars are a quick fix that’s good for only a day or two, and how ongoing reinforcement training is the key to success And much more!
