
Buyer, Buyer, Pants On Fire
Communication is always tricky. There are so many ways a conversation can be misinterpreted by either party. Both people in a conversation have expectations and objectives. “Buyers are liars…” I hear this a lot

Communication is always tricky. There are so many ways a conversation can be misinterpreted by either party. Both people in a conversation have expectations and objectives. “Buyers are liars…” I hear this a lot
Understanding how to create an impression that stands out is the way to close the sale in 10 seconds or less. Actually, great sales people can do it even faster IF they make a

How do you know when it’s time to give up on a prospect and stop hounding them, especially when you’re tasked with drumming up new business? Sometimes it’s hard to give up on prospects

Jeb Blount and Pat Hiban discuss what it will take to make 2018 your real estate business’ best year yet— setting solid sales goals and implementing better prospecting practices. In today’s competitive climate, it

Here are some of my favorite screw-ups. Those funny stories that I have seen many of my fellow sales professionals make – me included. Ever realize how much you can learn from watching other

Testimonials provide a level of credibility that a sales conversation doesn’t instill. Every salesperson knows that client testimonials are like gold in the sales process. The right testimonial can avoid the need for lengthy

“I’m not sure if I have the right people and I am not sure if they’re doing the right things.” — Every Leader I’ve heard this from countless CEO’s, Sales Leaders, and Business Owners over

In this article, Mike Brooks encourages sales teams to ask themselves what’s really holding their prospects back from buying. The holidays are upon us and guess what? The teams I’m working with are still

Salespeople cultivate customers through prospecting and referrals; they convert customers into clients by establishing and maintaining a relationship that allows them to build a sense of trust. Times are tough – but as an
