Short Cycle Selling: Beating Your Competitors in the Sales Race

Short Cycle Selling: Beating Your Competitors in the Sales Race

by Jim Kasper
Short Cycle Selling: Beating Your Competitors in the Sales Race

Short Cycle Selling: Beating Your Competitors in the Sales Race

by Jim Kasper

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Overview

The first book on short cycle selling­­the fast-track route to a higher closing ratio

Sales professionals today waste untold hours worrying about identifying, tracking, and timing their sales cycles. In Short Cycle Selling, author Jim Kasper trains his sights on the only important concept and goal in sales cycles­­shortening them. He walks professionals point-by-point through the series of steps that constitute the sales cycle­­from identifying prospects to negotiating and closing­­and at each step shows how to streamline the process.

Short Cycle Selling is the first book to deal specifically with proven techniques that condense the time from prospecting to closing, while taking advantage of today's most innovative concepts in selling skills and E-technology. Packed with case studies and actual examples of short cycle selling success­­and techniques that were field tested on clients from Amoco and Pentax to Wells Fargo Bank­­this hands-on book reveals how to:

  • Land more accounts
  • Achieve greater sales volumes
  • Generate greater sales income and satisfaction

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780071406253
Publisher: McGraw Hill LLC
Publication date: 03/22/2002
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 256
File size: 2 MB

About the Author

Jim Kasper is president and founder of sales development company Interactive Resource Group. An assistant professor of marketing at Regis University, he writes the internationally distributed newsletter SalesCall as well as several private-label newsletters targeted to customer and sales force.

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