Finally! We reach the week that includes the Fourth of July. If you have been following Bill Farquharson’s advice, you will not experience a summer slowdown. In this week’s Short Attention Span Sales Tip, Bill gives you a focal point to finishing the year strong.
Bad language has a place in today’s world. Joe Pesci isn’t Joe Pesci without the use of, um, colorful language. But in business, where is the line? That’s the question Bill Farquharson explores carefully in this week’s blog.
New sales reps and those trying to get to the next level don’t need to be told to practice daily sales activities. It’s the legacy reps heavily focused on managing existing accounts who need to hear the message in this Bill Farquharson Short Attention Span Sales Tip.
The good news is, you’ve hit your goals. The bad news is, what comes next. In this week’s blog, Bill Farquharson shares two downsides to success and why they need to be avoided.
There are many, many, MANY communications channels in use. In this week’s Short Attention Span Sales Tip, Bill Farquharson gives you a communications pecking order to set expectations and mitigate the possibility someone is out there awaiting a response to a message you never saw.
A salesman is told he needs to make 50 cold calls a day. Day after day, the man drives to an office building, takes the elevator to the top, and knocks on every door he sees. That’s a lot of rejection. The year is 1979. Today, that former salesman is worth $5.7 billion. Find out why he credits his cold calling days and the hope it gives the rest of us.
Want to sell more in less time? Work less hours. That was the lesson Bill Farquharson learned while flying to London to meet his daughter’s new boyfriend. Get the whole story in this week’s Short Attention Span Sales Tip.
If you have a gym membership but don’t go, it is easy to understand why you are not in shape. But what about your sales volume? Can this same thinking be applied? Read Bill Farquharson’s blog and find out.
Companies are started out of necessity, opportunity, and passion. Their origin stories can be interesting, captivating, or boring. Usually, the only ones who care are the founders themselves. You know them, they are the people making the big decisions. In this week’s Short Attention Span Sales Tip, Bill Farquharson shows you why you need to care.
Bill Farquharson was asked to memorize 7 different patterns of 18 notes in a specific order spread out over 6 guitar strings. You are being asked to open new accounts. Both of you think, “I can’t.” Read Bill’s blog and find out how to change your thinking.
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