The Secret to Successful Selling

Author: Chen Wan
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: If the potential customer you are dealing with meets the criteria, theoretically you should close the deal every time. Otherwise, there must be a problem somewhere. If you believe your product is the best, your company is the best, your sales approach is the best, and you are the best, then who is responsible when you don't make a sale? Many people's answers are: my product, my company, my sales approach, or myself. This line of thinking is nothing but self-sabotage; it breeds doubt in others and leads to sales failure. Admittedly, you must believe in yourself, or else others are even less likely to believe you. The same principle applies: if you want others to believe in your company and the products you are selling, you must believe in them first. However, be careful not to blame failure on a lack of belief. Your ability to truly recognize the quality of yourself, your company, and the products you are selling will give you a confident and positive attitude. This attitude is the key to guiding you toward success.