10 MORE Sales Tips from "Seinfeld"
November 20th, 2009 @ 11:30 am
Two weeks ago, I posted “Top 10 Sales Tips from the Seinfeld Show“. It proved so popular, I thought it would be worthwhile to post an additional 10 tips. Like the previous 10, I think you’ll find them useful in honing your sales skills.
As before, I’ve included polls so you can vote on your favorites. Here’s the first; the link to the rest is at the bottom of the post.
GEORGE SHOPS FOR A CAR
SALES TIP: No matter what you do, some customers are going to dislike you, simply because you’re a sales professional. Usually they’re people with weak minds who are paranoid about being manipulated, BTW.
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