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The Oh Norman Diary

The Moment of Truth - Selling to Your Customers Needs

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  • 148pagine
  • 6 ore di lettura

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The "Oh Norman Diary" provides a comprehensive introduction to consultative selling skills and shows how to instill a sales culture into a business where one does not currently exist. It is targeted at individual sales people and their companies who face the daily challenge of trying to sell to their customers. This fictionalized account of a sales person's life and his company, is seen through the eyes of Mr Joe Norman G. Getit. Written by sales people for sales people, this entertaining yet enlightening book shows how the "Norman's" of the world can succeed and build lasting customer relationships using consultative selling skills. This book shows how sales people and their companies are better off thinking about intelligent and individual strategies that will make their customers more successful. To achieve this, "Norman" starts learning from the customer, using new ways of communicating and adopting a modern approach to selling.

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The Oh Norman Diary, Uly Meixner, Erich Mock

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Pubblicato
2001
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Titolo
The Oh Norman Diary
Sottotitolo
The Moment of Truth - Selling to Your Customers Needs
Lingua
Inglese
Pubblicato
2001
Formato
In brossura
Pagine
148
ISBN10
0957944802
ISBN13
9780957944800
Serie
Descrizione
The "Oh Norman Diary" provides a comprehensive introduction to consultative selling skills and shows how to instill a sales culture into a business where one does not currently exist. It is targeted at individual sales people and their companies who face the daily challenge of trying to sell to their customers. This fictionalized account of a sales person's life and his company, is seen through the eyes of Mr Joe Norman G. Getit. Written by sales people for sales people, this entertaining yet enlightening book shows how the "Norman's" of the world can succeed and build lasting customer relationships using consultative selling skills. This book shows how sales people and their companies are better off thinking about intelligent and individual strategies that will make their customers more successful. To achieve this, "Norman" starts learning from the customer, using new ways of communicating and adopting a modern approach to selling.