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The selling component is at the core of almost every job in the world today. Whether you directly meet customers and sell products or are in the back end of your organization involved in technical work, selling is a key skill needed to survive and grow in the marketplace.
Direct interaction with customers perhaps makes your job more sales-oriented than that of people involved with the operational back-end work. Yet, if you are part of the back end, even then you need to hone and master your ability to sale. You may not need to sell to an external customer, but what about selling your ideas to your colleagues, your bosses, your subordinates? These aspects call for immense selling skills.
The ideas could include cutting down cumbersome and duplicate processing tasks, introducing a new line of thinking, teaching the older people in your team to accept new technology, and more. Moreover, in life too, selling is an important skill. Parents use love, affection, perhaps, a little aggression to sell ideas to their children. Spouses employ selling skills to get the opposite party to fall in line with an idea. So you see, selling is part and parcel of life.
Selling or closing a deal is not merely smooth talking. It takes a lot more than the gift of the gab to make a successful salesperson. It requires a host of other talents including but not limited to empathizing, listening, understanding, thinking objectively and critically and smartly applying your learning to your day-to-day sales activity.
On the other end, bending backward to close a deal is also not a prudent idea; in fact, this attitude is sure to backfire sooner than later. Selling is a give-and-take transaction and all parties are benefitted. As a salesperson, you are dependent on your customer but the customer is also benefiting from you. You will realize this as you learn more and delve deeper into the science and art of selling.
Like all art forms, selling is an art that takes lots of practice and patience to learn and master. You need to have patience both with the customer and with yourself. Failures are not meant to dampen your spirits; on the contrary, the learning from the failures ought to charge you up more and make you work harder than before.
Through this book, I hope to give you some ideas to improve your selling skills so that you can increase sales, close deals faster, become a better salesperson, and in the process of this, make friends out of your customers.
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