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Book Description: Negotiation is a key skill for all salespeople. Great sales professionals need to be able to counter clients who are naturally trying to get rock-bottom prices, but at the same time maintain a good relationship, so the client will want to do business with them again. Negotiation is more than just closing a sale. It's the art of continuing a partnership that is successful for both parties. Red-Hot Sales Negotiation provides practical tips and strategies to help salespeople: * prepare in advance * ask Power Negotiation Questions to instantly draw out useful information * learn the difference between the customer's "positions" (what they're asking for) and the customer's "interests" (what they really want) * find a "win-win" solution. Red-Hot Sales Negotiation is a vital resource that enables readers to perfect their negotiation skills and take their sales into the stratosphere.
This is a great book with effective and easy-to-use points!: Before reading this book, I had worked in marketing and sales for multiple years, as well as taken an MBA course in negotiations, so I already knew a decent amount about negotiating. This book covered many of the main points, strategies, planning, and tactics used in negotiations. It is easy to read, with great examples. It is a great reference for any negotiator - not just sales people. Highly recommended. Before reading this, I read The Only Negotiating Guide You'll Ever Need - 101 Ways to Win Every Time in Any Situation, by Peter B. Stark and Jane Flaherty. This was a good book with some useful tactics, but negotiation strategy/planning was not covered well, which is in my opinion the most important part. If you are in to tactics, then you might enjoy picking up this book as well. But, it is no substitute for Red-Hot Sales Negotiation, in my opinion.
| Author: | Paul S. Goldner | | Author: | Peter McKeon | | Binding: | Kindle Edition | | Dewey Decimal Number: | 658.4052 | | Format: | Kindle Book | | Number Of Pages: | 208 | | Publication Date: | 2007-07-18 |
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