The 7 Steps of an Effective Sales Call

An F.M.C.G. Salesman’S Bible

Business & Finance, Marketing & Sales, Sales & Selling
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Author: Rajul Chaturvedi ISBN: 9781543700053
Publisher: Partridge Publishing India Publication: June 16, 2017
Imprint: Partridge Publishing India Language: English
Author: Rajul Chaturvedi
ISBN: 9781543700053
Publisher: Partridge Publishing India
Publication: June 16, 2017
Imprint: Partridge Publishing India
Language: English

If youre looking for a sales book by a management guru, then keep on searching. But if you want proven strategies from a humble, simple salesperson who worked his way up the ranks, then youve struck gold. Rajul Chaturvedi, a veteran salesman who has worked at some of the worlds most respected companies, including Gillette, Duracell, Henkel, and United Biscuit, walks you through the seven key components of sales calls: planning and preparation, observation, introduction, opening the call, presentation, objection handling, and closing the call. Drawing on his own experiences from thousands of sales calls, he shares simple steps to achieve success, including calling when you say you will, sticking to deadlines, and following a routine. He also outlines how salespeople are often the biggest barrier to their own success. Every word and action you take during a sales call leads to reactions and objections, and its imperative to take a structured, layered approach so you can maintain control over conversations and steer clear of problem areas. Boost your confidence and generate results with the lessons in The Seven Steps of an Effective Sales Call.

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If youre looking for a sales book by a management guru, then keep on searching. But if you want proven strategies from a humble, simple salesperson who worked his way up the ranks, then youve struck gold. Rajul Chaturvedi, a veteran salesman who has worked at some of the worlds most respected companies, including Gillette, Duracell, Henkel, and United Biscuit, walks you through the seven key components of sales calls: planning and preparation, observation, introduction, opening the call, presentation, objection handling, and closing the call. Drawing on his own experiences from thousands of sales calls, he shares simple steps to achieve success, including calling when you say you will, sticking to deadlines, and following a routine. He also outlines how salespeople are often the biggest barrier to their own success. Every word and action you take during a sales call leads to reactions and objections, and its imperative to take a structured, layered approach so you can maintain control over conversations and steer clear of problem areas. Boost your confidence and generate results with the lessons in The Seven Steps of an Effective Sales Call.

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