Welcome to the Food for Thought - lunch break with Steve Bookbinder Podcast - the show that gives you things to think about when you’re trying to make more sales - easier - without all the seriousness of conventional sales talks. Enjoy as he make fun of sales training, sales people, and sales trainers - including himself all while giving you the battle tested strategies that work.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 44 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Categories | BusinessMarketing |
Busy sales professionals often find it hard to manage their time, and as a result, they tend to fill every moment of their day with tasks that won’t result in meeting their goals. No matter how fast they work, they never get to everything, and hence,... more
Salespeople may be masters of persuasion, but when a decision goes back to the customer’s office, we need to influence what happens next to get that sale. Of course, many salespeople believe that the easiest way to echo their sales pitch is by attend... more
What is the one skill that the top 20% of sales professionals have that many others seem to lack? Imagination. Your imagination, creative thinking, and problem-solving skills are crucial for meeting and exceeding your sales goals. And while many peop... more
In most professional sports, there are coaches and cheerleaders. Coaches teach you how to improve your skills and encourage you down the path of success. Cheerleaders, on the other hand, cheer and root for you on the sidelines and congratulate you on... more
It’s crucial for salespeople to be well-equipped with lots of great ideas. But having an idea and getting a great reaction to your idea are two very different things. Not to mention - getting a great idea at the exact moment you need one can be quite... more
The invention of the internet has significantly changed the landscape of many industries. Business today has changed and evolved in just about every aspect. Many of the techniques and strategies we used to sell and promote our products and services a... more
How do people make decisions? Perhaps more importantly: WHY do they make the decisions they make? Understanding the psychology behind how and why of the decisions your customers make is critical for positioning your proposition as the best solution f... more
Like all salespeople, you know there are five main parts of the sales process: Prospecting, Qualifying, Presenting, Negotiating, and Closing. Once you’ve learned how to master each of these areas, do you really need to continue learning new skills? W... more
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I am lucky enough to have learned from Steve in person many times in my career. I was excited to see he has taken his classes to Podcasts. I have already listened to one episode and it proved to be a great refresher on how to build my pipeline and move sales forward. I will be downloading these and listening on the plane throughout the year. Thank you, Steve for taking the time out to record — now the world can hear and learn from you directly, what a great gift!
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