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 BOOK CATEGORY : Sales
Selling The Invisible
A Field Guide to Modern Marketing
By Harry Beckwith
Warner Books NY 1997
ISBN 0-446-52094-2
252 pages


A classic book on marketing services, with hundreds of quick, practical, easy-to-read sections; perfect for picking up anytime throughout your day. Beckwith tells you in simple and plain language why focus groups don’t really tell you anything, what positioning really is, and outlines eighteen common planning fallacies. A basic marketing guide that refreshes the mind after reading so many gurus and faddish ideas, now here’s a book with timeless ground rules that are supported by real world stories.

 
Selling the Wheel
"Choosing The Best Way To Sell For You, Your Company, And Your Customers"
By Jeff Cox and Howard Stevens
Published Simon & Schuster 2001
ISBN 0-684-85600-X 0-684-85601-8 (Pbk)
256 pages


Based on decades of research and data collected from 250,000 salespeople, more than 8,500 corporate sales forces, and interviews with over 100,000 actual customers, here is the delightful parable of Max, the inventor of the wheel, and how he faces the challenge of selling his breakthrough invention- the wheel, the symbol for your product or service. The four essential selling styles of The Closer, The Wizard, The Builder, and the Captain and his Crew are demonstrated in the story; each one appropriate to the selling phase the Wheel goes through.
 
High Trust Selling
Make more money in less time with less stress
By Todd Duncan
Thomas Nelson Publishers, Nashville 2002
ISBN 0 7852 6393 4
252 pages


If you’re serious about the business of selling, if you are tired of living from one sale to the next, and you want to keep clients for life, then read this book and apply these valuable lessons that add value to what you are selling, and to your life. The whole premise is to serve fewer clients a high quality experience and build long-lasting relationships, resulting in more free time to spend with your family and friends, less stress, greater income, and genuine success for you!

 
How to Become A Rainmaker
The Rules for Getting and Keeping Customers and Clients
By Jeffrey J. Fox

ISBN 0 7868 6595 4
Hyperion New York 2000
169 pages


Inspired by Native American tradition, the Rainmaker is one who uses his power to bring rain to nourish crops that feed the tribe. In sales, a rainmaker is the revenue-bringer to a company. She brings the very lifeblood of the organization and makes the cash register ring. Here are the rules to being the Rainmaker, the salesperson that gets and keeps customers.
 
Discover Your Sales Strengths
How the World’s Greatest Salespeople Develop Winning Careers
By Benson Smith and Tony Rutigliano
Warner Business Books
ISBN 0-446-69037-6
244 pages

A huge number of books have been written about sales and finding one’s road to success in achieving exceptional sales performance. Like fresh-off-the-press diet book bestsellers, they promise spectacular results, but lasting improvement in the end is still hard to find. This book identifies the many myths associated with exceptional sales and explains how believing them may negatively affect one's performance. It will also show how important it is to fit one's talents into the right job, whether it be as sales representative or sales manager.
 
How To Sell And Manage In Tough Times and Tough Markets
You can thrive, not just survive, in tough times!
By Tom Reilly
Motivation Press, August 2001
ISBN 0-944448-22-4
135 pages


This book offers practical tips and advice on how salespeople and managers can effectively steer their way through times

Tough times happen when you have an extended period of declining economic activity. In business terms, tough times happen when supply is greater than demand, creating the proverbial buyer’s market. It’s a different kind of tough times when demand is greater than supply. It then becomes a “seller’s market.” Though sounding great, it brings with it another set of problems for sales people. It’s tough times when you must work harder, finding it difficult to get ahead. It doesn’t necessarily have to be a full-blown recession: if your company can’t ship products for whatever reason, the times may be rough.

 
Value-Added Selling
How to Sell More Profitably, Confidently, and Professionally by Competing on VALUE, Not Price
By Tom Reilly
McGraw-Hill, November 2002
ISBN 0-07-140881-9
267 pages


“Value-added” is an exhaustive view and approach to selling which focuses on the total value of a product and not merely its price. It includes everything that goes into a product, including organizational efficiency, after-sales services and other inputs and processes, which most companies consider to be outside the realm and definition of value, but is in fact essential to what makes a product valuable for customers in the long run.
 
How To Close Every Sale
By Joe Girard and Robert L. Shook
Warner Books Inc., 1989
ISBN 0446389293
208 pages


Closing a sale is the stage in the selling process where salespeople meet the greatest difficulty. Joe Girard walks the reader through fundamental selling principles and experience-based insights guaranteed to help the reader sell any product or service. These principles are grounded on an important rule: becoming a successful sales person requires learning how to sell yourself first. This is because buyers “buy into” the seller initially before they do the product or service.

 
Secrets of Question Based Selling
Sales Strategies for Spectacular Results
By Thomas A. Freese
Sourcebooks Inc,2000
ISBN: 1570715882
270 pages


In sales, asking the right question is just as important as knowing what to say. This is the principle behind Question Based Selling (QBS). Salespeople must know how to ask the proper questions to clients and customers in order to identify new opportunities, qualify accounts and uncover needs. In addition, asking questions also smokes out any objections that may hinder the sale which is crucial in closing a transaction.

Question Based Selling offers a unique approach by providing you a step-by-step, easy-to-follow program that will enable you to ask the right questions at the right time. Author Tom Freese takes you through the QBS methodology, showing how you can penetrate more accounts, establish greater credibility, generate more return calls, and close sales faster.

 
New Strategic Selling, The
The Unique Sales System Proven Successful by the World’s Best Companies

By Stephen E. Heiman and Diane Sanchez with Tad Tuleja
Warner Books Edition, 1998
ISBN 0-446-67346-3
448 pages


The driving force of the Strategic Selling approach is a non-manipulative selling philosophy. The key to ensuring selling success is to manage every sales objective as a joint venture. Sales people must create a framework that fosters a win-win situation; a mutually beneficial transaction where both buyer and seller achieve gains.

The New Strategic Selling book works by helping you sort through confusing data and information associated with every Complex Sale; and to give you a reliable method for analyzing the data, for positioning yourself better with your accounts, and for closing business deals.

 
 Metaphorically Selling
How to Use the Magic of Metaphors to Sell, Persuade & Explain Anything to Anyone
By Anne Miller
Chiron Associates, Inc., New York 2004
ISBN 0-9762794-0-1
161 pages


A lot of people consider selling a very difficult task. Unfortunately for them, selling is an activity that forms part of everyone’s daily routine. It occurs not only at work, but also when you are at home with your family, or when you are enjoying a cup of coffee with a friend.

Types of selling include debating with your friend on what type of movie to watch, convincing your boss to adapt to a different way of management, and getting that top client to buy your company’s products. You must remember that selling does not limit itself to cars, clothes or food.

In the book Metaphorically Selling, author Anne Miller explains that given time and the right method, anyone can learn how to sell, persuade and explain. By using simple metaphors and visually-enticing words, you can change your status from a poor loser to a topnotch scorer.

 
 Mr. Shmooze
The Art and Science of Selling Through Relationships
Richard Abraham
The Richard Abraham Co. 2002
ISBN 0974199605
74 pages


Have you ever wondered how great salespeople achieve great sales results? Chances are these salespeople all began their selling process by establishing emotional connections with their prospects.

In this business parable, author Richard Abraham teaches you principles of sales excellence and service leadership. You will learn how to make powerful connections with your customers that will help you become the successful salesperson you want to be.



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