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Winning Through Intimidation by Robert Ringer is by far the best sales book I ever read. His basic premise is that the outcome of any negotiation(especially sa
by davemel37 11y ago
Winning Through Intimidation by Robert Ringer is by far the best sales book I ever read.
His basic premise is that the outcome of any negotiation(especially sales) is inversely proportionate to how intimidated you are by the other person.
His solution is to invest in creating a strong image before selling and using takeaway selling, which is basically taking away the opportunity to do business with you so that they stop thinking about whether they want to buy and start thinking about how to get you to sell to them.
On a side note, Dan Kennedy says,"if you lose a sale because of price, you lose that sale long beforehand." your job is to differentiate yourself and craft a powerful image so they can never even start to compare you to others.
http://www.amazon.com/Winning-Through-Intimidation-Robert-Ringer/dp/0449207862 http://www.amazon.com/Winning-Through-Intimidation-Robert-Ri...
- davemel37 11y agoMy runner up sales books are: Be My Guest by Conrad Hilton The Success System That Never Fails by W. clement stone The Ultimate Sales Letter by Dan Kennedy The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin Watch all of Brene Browns TED talks about vulnerability. Sales requires trust and trust is built on connection and connection is built by being vulnerable.