The truth is - it doesn't matter how smart or how slick a presentation is, if it isn't in sync with the decision maker's mindset, then it's bound to fail. That's the conclusion drawn by Miller and Williams, who completed an exhaustive study of more than 1,700 key business executives. Their research shows that decision makers can be placed into five distinct categories: Charismatics, Thinkers, Skeptics, Followers, and Controllers. Once the category the decision maker falls into is determined, then the presentation can be tailored to their precise mindset.
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New Strategic Selling
- 448 Seiten
- 16 Lesestunden
The Book That Sparked A Selling Revolution In 1985 one book changed sales and marketing forever. Rejecting manipulative tactics and emphasizing "process," Strategic Selling presented the idea of selling as a joint venture and introduced the decade's most influential concept, Win-Win. The response to Win-Win was immediate and helped turn the small company that created Strategic Selling, Miller Heiman, into a global leader in sales development with the most prestigious client list in the industry. The New Strategic Selling This modern edition of the business classic confronts the rapidly evolving world of business-to-business sales with new real-world examples, new strategies for confronting competition, and a special section featuring the most commonly asked questions from the Miller Heiman workshops. Learn: * How to identify the four real decision makers in every corporate labyrinth * How to prevent sabotage by an internal deal-killer * How to make a senior executive eager to see you * How to avoid closing business that you'll later regret * How to manage a territory to provide steady, not "boom and bust," revenue * How to avoid the single most common error when dealing with the competition.
Strategisches Verkaufen
- 285 Seiten
- 10 Lesestunden
Face-to-Face Selling
Secrets of the Concept Sale
Based on the conceptual selling programme. Includes information on : buying decisions; sales calls.
Schlüsselkunden-Management
- 329 Seiten
- 12 Lesestunden
Strategisches Verkaufen
Überzeugende Strategien und für komplexe Verkaufssituationen
The New Successful Large Account Management
How to Hold Onto Your Most Important Customers and Turn Them Into Long Term Assets - Revised Third Edition
- 192 Seiten
- 7 Lesestunden
Protect and strengthen key accounts with this hard-hitting, no-nonsense guide to managing important business relationships.
Strategic Selling : The Unique Sales System
- 319 Seiten
- 12 Lesestunden
Strategic The Unique Sales System [Jan 01, 1987] Robert B. Miller and Stephen E. Heiman
Written by the authors of Strategic Selling, this is the revolutionary system for face-to-face selling that's used by America's best companies.
The Book that Sparked A Selling Revolution In 1985 one book changed sales and marketing forever. Rejecting manipulative tactics and emphasizing "process," Strategic Selling presented the idea of selling as a joint venture and introduced the decade's most influential concept, Win-Win. The response to Win-Win was immediate. And it helped turn the small company that created Strategic Selling, Miller Heiman, into a global leader in sales development with the most prestigious client list and sought-after workshops in the industry. Now Strategic Selling has been updated and revised for a new century of sales success. The New Strategic Selling This new edition of the business classic confronts the rapidly evolving world of business-to-business sales with new real-world examples, new strategies for confronting competition, and a special section featuring the most commonly asked questions from the Miller Heiman workshops. Learn: * How to identify the four real decision makers in every corporate labyrinth * How to prevent sabotage by an internal deal-killer * How to make a senior executive eager to see you * How to avoid closing business that you'll later regret * How to manage a territory to provide steady, not "boom and bust," revenue * How to avoid the single most common error when dealing with the competition.



