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David Lowe discussing the impact that Og Mandino’s book, The Greatest Salesman in the World, has made on his life and career in sales.
Estimated reading time: 1 minute
David Lowe discussing the impact that Og Mandino’s book, The Greatest Salesman in the World, has made on his life and career in sales.
How do we take upset buyers, frustrated customers, and turn them into Excited, Loyal, Lifetime Customers?
Today we want to continue understanding this frustrated buyer. And we said the first thing we know is they talk non-truths.
We’re also going to learn that we need to see through buyers’ frustrations and look into the heart of a person who’s good and is reasonable.
Estimated reading time: 2 minutes“What’s your best price on that red one?” Customers ask questions like this on the lot and on the phone every day. It’s almost always asked before they’ve driven the car, or even know if they’re really interested in it. It’s not technically an objection, but the question comes from fear….
We’ve been working on a series… we’ve been talking about the power of our thinking. The way we see things. The way we think about things. Our knowledge, our attitude.
If you work in a dealership, no matter what department you work in, you’ve heard a quote from Solomon. This is one proverb that I love and I quote all the time.
King Solomon was the first one to say “buyers are liars.”
That’s pretty harsh. It’s important for you to know and understand that your customers do this to protect themselves.
In the second video, we discuss two critical messages from Proverbs relating to how we can lift others up and become better today than we were yesterday.
How can you tell if you are living a life of abundance instead of a life of scarcity? Today’s Seek Excellence talks about the very big difference between the two.
Top performing salespeople all share similar traits. Here are the 7 keys that I’ve identified through more than 30 years of tracking (and training) the best of the best.
In today’s world, it often seems like no one is really paying attention – that no one is really listening.
I’m always trying to learn and pick up ways of saying things and I heard someone say this recently, “Attention is the rarest and purest form of generosity.”
Let’s talk about that today because it’s really important to understand and practice this habit of paying attention.
Setting the new standard. Where culture wins, systems scale, and excellence becomes automatic.
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