From a sales rookie to a sales champion

Author: Wang Yun
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: The mall is a battlefield, a battle without smoke. With the vigorous development of the market economy, the role of sales in the product life cycle has undergone a qualitative change. In the days of product scarcity, most salespeople were those with lower education and poor professional backgrounds. Now, companies must place their top talent in sales positions. Engaging in marketing not only requires strategy but also demands tactics and skills. There are countless marketing books on the market, some analyzing marketing strategy from the perspective of corporate rise and fall, others examining marketing tactics through Sun Tzu's Art of War, and some studying marketing skills through celebrity cases. Despite being filled with innovative ideas, they often leave readers with the feeling of "easy to say, hard to do." This book does not discuss how international giants dominate the market or how star salespeople grow, but instead focuses on practically teaching the basic skills and techniques of sales: how to develop a sales plan, how to communicate effectively, how to identify customer pain points, how to handle sales disputes, and how to deliver goods and collect payments. Most of the cases cited in this book are summaries of the author's teaching and practical experience, with the goal of making it easy for those who haven't done sales to get started, helping those already in sales to discover their shortcomings, and perhaps even allowing successful individuals to find reflections of their own growth here.