In the high-pressure quest to make a sale, acquire a contract, and beat out other bidders, sales professionals frequently resort to short-term strategies like cutting prices, offering discounts, or making other concessions. ...

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In the high-pressure quest to make a sale, acquire a contract, and beat out other bidders, sales professionals frequently resort to short-term strategies like cutting prices, offering discounts, or making other concessions. High-Profit Selling teaches readers to rethink their approach to sales goals--so they not only sell a greater quantity but sell with the bottom line in mind. By explaining how short-term strategies are destructive to the long-term sustainability of a business, this eye-opening book helps readers instead focus their energy on €œprofit sales€ that successfully execute product price increases while maintaining and strengthening current customer relationships. You€ll learn how to avoid negotiating, actively listen to customers, match the benefits of products or services with customers€ needs and pains, confidently communicate value, and ensure prospects are serious and not shopping for price. Too many salespeople believe that a sale at any price is better than no sale at all. High-Profit Selling teaches them to do away with this logic and instead make sales that satisfy and add value to both the client and company.

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