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October 24th 2010

Team Or Solo Salesmen

It’s sometimes easier to work in an office predominated by your peers, artists working with other artists, and salespeople working in a sales office with a whole team of other salespeople, and yet the competition in a situation like that can get out of hand. It seems sales offices are full of petty rivalries and a sense of constantly being ranked in terms of who made the most sales last month, and that ranking ca
September 3rd 2010

What Do Your Customers Say to Each Other?

It’s tempting to think of customer referrals in the same way that we think of the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. We know that if we can get clients to tell all of their friends about us, our products are as good as sold–but just like it’s hard to find the end of a rainbow, it can seem hard to find a way to get our clients to spread the word. To make the concept of “referrals” m
July 1st 2010

Todays’ Successful Salesperson

One of the most overlooked aspects of being a successful salesperson can be summed up with one word, relationship. The process becomes almost effortless when this skill is applied. The moment your prospective customers begin to trust you, they will purchase anything from you. This is the true psychology for repeat sales. Look at some methods to accomplish this: • Avoid pressure sales tactics within the first 10
May 20th 2010

Testimony: Gary Walker

In the face of today’s market, customer retention is crucial to a companies success. The more repeat business a company gets the less effort that has to be made in advertising and a building up of trust. Repeat customers already trust your company, or they would not be buying from you again. Tokensalesguy.com offers ways to go about keeping a customer once the sale has been made. Not surprisingly, customers in th