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Summaries of 5 Great Sales Books: in This 10-Minute Lesson, Learn About 5 Stellar Sales Books
Summaries of 5 Great Sales Books: in This 10-Minute Lesson, Learn About 5 Stellar Sales Books
Summaries of 5 Great Sales Books: in This 10-Minute Lesson, Learn About 5 Stellar Sales Books
If you are a salesperson, you probably don't have much free time
to read every single word of every book that comes across your
desk. Instead, check out these summaries of 5 best-selling sales
books to get a quick glimpse of some big ideas in sales
literature!
Keep reading to learn about:
• Predictable Revenue
• SNAP Selling
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SNAP Selling
Summary
SNAP Selling, by Jill Konrath, explores how to sell in an
increasingly busy world. When prospects feel stressed with less
time, money, and resources, it's hard for a salesperson to get in
the door and close the deal.
Konrath notes that, more often than not, these efforts result in
more appointments, faster decisions, and more closed deals.
Summary
The Little Red Book of Selling, by Jeffery Gitomer, was written
with as few words as possible. Many salespeople don't enjoy
reading for hours on end or have the free time to read: This book
was written for them.
The text offers over a dozen sales strategies that will help sales
reps sell effectively today—and in the future.
The Little Red Book explains that the most important aspect of
selling is the customer's motivation to buy. The text informs
readers about the typical stressors and motivations
behind purchasing decisions. Salespeople who cater to these
motivations will enjoy radical success.
Summary
Reveal
Summary
Secrets of Closing the Sale explains that everyone has the ability
to cultivate and apply sales skills in their everyday lives.
Secrets of Closing the Sale also shares the five most common
reasons that people don't buy—and unpacks how a sales
rep can handle prospects with these objections in a respectful
manner. The book also provides 100 creative closing techniques
that will enhance any sales rep's professionalism and help them
close more deals.
Yet, Secrets of Closing the Sale offers more than just sales
advice. It tells interesting stories and offers real world illustrations
of sales wins—and sales gone bad.
The book is rooted in the art of persuasion, and will helps reps
grow both personally and professionally. It stresses that
enthusiasm, integrity, and professionalism are the true keys to
selling products and services.
We know you've got deals to close, so that's all for now! Hope
you found these summaries useful!