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Stop Selling! Let Them Buy...
Stop Selling! Let Them Buy...
Stop Selling! Let Them Buy...
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Tired of the same old sales game? Not sure why the prospect is being rude and telling you that they're not interested? The tools in this book will change all of this for you. When used correctly, your prospect will want to buy your product or service from you more than you will want to sell it to them. Great success stories from people who have read the book and doubled their closing rate!

LanguageEnglish
PublisherPhilip Vivier
Release dateDec 9, 2010
ISBN9781450754583
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    Stop Selling! Let Them Buy... - Philip Vivier

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    I read this book on a long flight. It is a quick read and once I started I did not put it down. I am not in general sales. I am a partner at an accounting firm. Most people think sales is just a numbers game. Increase the time spent, increase the calls made, increase the contacts made and that will increase your sales.... The book was a paradigm shift for me related to sales... It is NOT the increase in X it is HOW you spend your time and HOW you strategize for each type of buyer. This book provides the keys to open up the opportunities and let them buy.

    - L. Koven

    A Great Book for Salespeople:

    After reading this book it opened my eyes to a whole new world. If you do not understand others personalities, there is no way that you are being as effective as you could be. Mr. Vivier's information is invaluable! I am going to purchase a copy for every single one of my salespeople.

    - D. Parker

    Studying and using the information in this book does the one thing to sales that many people claim to this day is not possible. It demolishes the phrase sales is a numbers game. I believe that sales is not a numbers game and that if these tools are used correctly, you will have higher sales figures by speaking to fewer people – and here’s why: Your prospect will want to buy your product or service more than you will want to sell it to them. Thus my motto: Stop Selling! Let Them Buy...

    - P. Vivier

    STOP SELLING! LET THEM BUY...

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    Philip Vivier

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    Stop Selling, Let Them Buy

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    table of contents

    preface

    introduction

    why i wrote this book

    stop the madness

    understanding value

    ownership of the idea

    the importance of in the moment

    identifying personalities

    analytical type

    dominating type

    socializing type

    nurturing type

    speaking their language

    identifying persoanlity type via email

    dedication

    acknowledgements

    PREFACE

    No one likes to be sold something. When the average person walks into a retail store and is approached by a salesclerk, often the very first words out of the shopper’s mouth, when asked if he or she can be helped, is No thanks, I’m just looking. Why is that? Could it be that the customer feels as if he or she is about to be pressured into buying something he or she doesn’t want or need? Absolutely! I suggest that instead of trying to sell something to your prospect, you let them buy from

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