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I know this is a little off topice, but I am sales manager and I am looking for a good business to busienss sales book. Gitomer just isn't cutting it.
Thanks
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Miller Heiman
Hi Tarobeck - perhaps take a look at Conceptual Selling and Strategic Selling, both by Miller Heiman.
Best regards,
Greg
Chicago, IL
4 Sales books for you
Hello Tarobeck,
Here are 4 I recommend.
Hope these help. It is hard to find good actionable sales books.
Best actionable sales books
The best actionable sales books I've read are:
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Best Actionable Sales Book
Totally agree that if you can apply what you learn from SPIN Selling - your sales will improve.
I also recommend that you read Harvey McKay's earlier book, How to Swim with the Sharks. There are lots of good things in there too.
JHB "00"
Best Actionable Sales Book
Totally agree that if you can apply what you learn from SPIN Selling - your sales will improve.
I also recommend that you read Harvey McKay's earlier book, How to Swim with the Sharks. There are lots of good things in there too.
JHB "00"
My Favorites
Are Rackham and Strategic Selling.
I've always been a little confounded by Gitomer's books successes. Always felt they were a little light.
Mark
Rackham - yes, Gitomer - no
I've had success with Rackham. I wrote to Gitomer once to point out why I thought an example of his was off-base, and I got a relatively unfriendly reply from "Mr. Positivity." We went back and forth for a minute, and he wound up next-day airing me some of his stuff, most signed.
Does anyone want it?
Take care,
Robert Hernandez
Anyone in sales would
Anyone in sales would probably be interested in something like this. I know I am. I am interested to hear how the rest of your correspondence turned out.
Mac
a little off subject. I'm
a little off subject. I'm planning to start to ask my team to read business books. Team is composed of 7 people, is it too much to ask each one to read a different book and share its content? or is the best approach to get the same book for all 7 people?