By: | 2010-04-17 | Sales When a customer is considering an objection to a sale, their comment will usually begin with one of a couple differing replies. The first is "I don't think it's right for me" or "I feel like it is not the right time". This is called a first response. read more
By: Terry and Lynda Sherback | 2011-07-28 | MlM As an Associate, you will continually come across prospects that are unsure. The reasons may include uncertainty towards attending an opportunity meeting or presentation, wavering in trying products, and rejection to becoming an Associate. read more
By: Roger Kemper | 2010-04-01 | Sales It's impossible for you to overcome something you don't know about and many times your prospect is not openly sharing all their concerns about moving forward. Therefore, it's your duty as the professional to elicit their true reasons for hesitation through good questioning and move the sale forward. read more
By: Joel Broughton | 2010-10-20 | Home Business Get used to the word NO. If you are building, or trying to build an MLM business, you are going to hear a lot of Nos. You will also hear a lot of "Not Today", "I can't afford it right now" and "Maybe Later". It is how you handle these rejections that will determine whether or not you are ultimately successful with your business. read more
By: Karen Rauch Carter | 2010-03-29 | Organizing When do I know it's time to de-clutter? Well, I usually know when I feel that my invisible "bitch-o-meter" has been hitting "alert!" a little more than usual. Your house is a reflection of what is going on in your life. So, if you've got magazine piles stacking up on the floor that could be creating that oh-so-uncomfortable urge to throw some china across the room to vent, or the feeling of unresolved "issues" piling up in your life, I can help. read more
By: Mak Nawab | 2010-04-02 | Sales If a customer told you a car was too big, did you just take their word for it and start presenting a smaller car? Or did you take the time to determining what they really meant and address the actual concern? Handling customer concerns effectively means determining the actual objection and taking steps to address is. read more
By: | 2010-04-15 | Copywriting This article is about one of the most effective headlines ever written. When you add this to your copywriting arsenal, you will improve your effectiveness 2 fold. read more
By: chickie maxwell | 2013-04-04 | Software Many adults have never really learned to type fluently, and this means that what would take the average typist a few minutes to take care of, a hunt and peck type would spend twice as long on. If you're tired of your letters and email documents taking way too long to conduct, then it's time you look into your options for voice dictation software. read more
By: Emily Dawson | 2011-12-29 | Weight Loss The word 'diet' alone can make some people relate to the thought of failure almost immediately. To achieve your weight loss goals, try thinking of your diet as a positive phase in your life instead. read more
By: Joshua Simms | 2010-09-29 | Finance Most people exchange their time for money. Their entire compensation package is determined by the number of hours that they work in a given week. Typically, an hourly wage is set which is multiplied by the total hours worked during that time period. The standard in this country is 40 hours with read more
By: Michael Halper | 2011-04-15 | Article Marketing When making cold calls, it is very likely that you will run up against some sort of objection from the prospect. Objections are like stop signs that the prospect holds up to try to slow the call down ... read more
By: Ben Dafftie | 2010-12-01 | Travel Tips You're a sports enthusiast with the equipment to prove it. Playing your best game, whether it is golf, skiing or one of many other sports, means having your own equipment on hand before the games begin. read more
By: Sean Gallagher | 2011-01-06 | Home & Family Regardless of whether your organization is large or small, pushing new, innovative fundraising ideas through your committee’s approval process can be a daunting task read more
By: Sean Gallagher | 2011-01-06 | News and society No matter how many charity event planners we speak to and no matter how many brilliant fundraising ideas they have, one challenge comes up time and time again: earning committee support. read more
By: Dave Kahle | 2011-03-25 | Training This is one of those practices that truly distinguish the committed, professional sales people from those who aren’t that interested. That’s because it takes time and effort to become well prepared at anything, much less objections. Those who are serious and committed put in the time to prepare themselves through attending b2b sales training seminar to learn the right sales questions, while read more