The 50% No-Show Appointment
While waiting on half of the invited-and-confirmed meeting members, Bill Farquharson cranked out a blog tip so you don’t have to sit and wait for half of your next meeting to show up and ultimately not show.
While waiting on half of the invited-and-confirmed meeting members, Bill Farquharson cranked out a blog tip so you don’t have to sit and wait for half of your next meeting to show up and ultimately not show.
What does it take to get an appointment? A lot of the wrong responses, each looking negative. Take Bill Farquharson’s advice from this week’s Short Attention Span Sales Tip and follow the no’s to a yes.
No general goes into battle without a plan. No scientist performs research without a plan. And no sales rep should begin a week without having first read Bill Farquharson’s blog this week.
Leads arrive in the mail every day. You walk past your next potential sale every time you go to the store. A conversation with a friend leads to an appointment. Keep your head up, listen to Bill Farquharson’s Short Attention Sales Tip, and good things will happen.
Imagine if you could go back to your teen years knowing what you know now and say to your parents, “Here’s how to parent me.” As a sales rep, you have that chance. In this week’s blog, Bill Farquharson advises you on getting more from your manager.
Most of Bill Farquharson’s Short Attention Span Sales Tips are written and recorded in the morning. This one was done after 4pm. Find out why that is relevant when it comes to planning your day.
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.
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