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How to Sell a Pen to Executives
- From High-Level Persuasion to Executive Sales Success
- Narrado por: Treg Monty
- Duração: 1 hora e 31 minutos
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Sinopse
"How to Sell a Pen to Executives" by Tom Binder is a cutting-edge guide that empowers sales professionals to master the art of selling in the high-stakes arena of executive business. This book is meticulously crafted to cater to ambitious individuals who aim to elevate their sales strategies and engage effectively with top-tier decision-makers.
In this concise yet comprehensive guide, Binder delves into the nuances of executive sales, a realm where traditional sales techniques meet the complexities of high-level persuasion and negotiation. The book is structured into 22 insightful chapters, each focusing on a critical aspect of sales, from making compelling first impressions and understanding the psychology of executives to mastering negotiation tactics and leveraging the latest digital tools.
Binder begins by exploring the mindset of executives, emphasizing the importance of first impressions in establishing a rapport with high-level clients. He then guides readers through the intricacies of product presentation, highlighting the necessity of in-depth product knowledge and the art of storytelling in sales. The book further addresses the psychological aspects of selling, offering advanced strategies for influencing executive decision-making and handling objections with finesse.
A major focus of the book is on building and maintaining relationships in the executive world. Binder provides practical advice on networking, managing client expectations, and maintaining ethical standards in high-stake deals. He also stresses the importance of cultural sensitivity and staying informed about industry trends to effectively connect with diverse executive profiles.
"How to Sell a Pen to Executives" stands out for its practical approach, blending real-world scenarios with actionable tips. Binder’s expertise shines through in his discussion on leveraging social media and online tools, where he demonstrates how digital platforms can be used to gain a competitive edge in executive sales. The book also covers essential topics such as time management, follow-up strategies, and dealing with rejection, ensuring that readers are well-equipped to face various sales challenges.
What makes this book indispensable for sales professionals is its focus on continual growth and adaptation in the ever-evolving landscape of executive sales. Binder encourages readers to view each chapter as a step in their ongoing professional journey, emphasizing the importance of resilience, learning, and personal branding.
In summary, "How to Sell a Pen to Executives" is a must-read for anyone looking to thrive in the competitive field of executive sales. Its blend of practical advice, strategic insights, and real-world applicability makes it a valuable resource for sales professionals at all levels. This book is not just a guide; it's an essential toolkit for anyone serious about mastering the art of selling to executives.