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  1. If you can uncover your prospect's most important need and guarantee its delivery - you will nail that deal.
  2. You definitely want to subscribe to this new sales blog's feed. It's gonna have tones of sales tips and resources: http://bit.ly/bx4R5
  3. Prospects seek confidence. From the first phone call, make them feel that you are 100% sure that your solution is perfect for them.
  4. If you are not following @Gitomer please start now. (Great tips from my favorite sales books author and mentor).
  5. “It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent, but the onemost responsive to change.”— Darwin
  6. A killer tip today: Handle the objections your prospect might have before she brings them up. (My e-book - http://bit.ly/salesbook)
  7. Hi All. Give some love and follow @PipeJump
  8. Have a WOW presentation that includes provable business value that you have created for past customers. Closing will be much easier...
  9. Start the first meeting with a prospect by asking some personal (but not too personal!) questions. "What is your background?" is a good one.
  10. SMILE! Because “A man without a smiling face must not open a shop.”—ChineseProverb
  11. Never lower your price without getting something in return. If you do that - it means you gave a high price with no reason.
  12. Always have written goals for any sales call you make. (The Sales Tips e-book > http://bit.ly/salesbook)
  13. Be slow to commit and quick to deliver.
  14. If you promise something to a prospect - make sure you follow through! If you forget something you promised - you can forget about the deal!
  15. If you sell to your customer more than he needs, you might lose the long term relationship with him.
  16. "The greatest danger for most of us is not that our aim is too high and we miss it, but that it is too low and we reach it.” —Michelangelo
  17. Just started a Twibe. Visit http://twibes.com/SalesPros to join.
  18. Maximize your accounts. Ask your contacts in the organizations to introduce you to people from other divisions who might need your services.
  19. If you identify that the prospect is afraid to make a big commitment right now, break down the deal into phases. (http://bit.ly/salesbook)
  20. Establish a mutual timeline with your prospect. Getting her commitment to dates will expedite you sales process.