Sales for Non-Salespeople: How to Sell Yourself and Your Ideas, and Succeed at Work
Book Details
Author(s)Robert Ashton
PublisherJohn Murray
ISBN / ASIN1444795287
ISBN-139781444795288
AvailabilityUsually ships in 24 hours
Sales Rank2,932,115
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
Selling is vital for everyone, but you don't have to be a professional to do it—a completely accessible guide filled with stories and case studies
If you know how to sell, you know how to succeed. Selling is the most important, and perhaps the most misunderstood workplace skill. Once you understand how to sell you will become more persuasive, naturally and confidently. This book has four sections, enabling the reader to focus on their most pressing need: selling basics (simple, explicit guidance to the sales process), selling yourself (how to get noticed, connected, and respected), selling to colleagues (presenting, persuading, and getting promoted), and selling to customers (winning orders and succeeding in shops and at shows). This book will help the reader learn the basics of selling and why people buy; recognize the importance of goal setting and measuring personal performance; understand how to find, and then influence people able to contribute to their success; and become more confident in taking the lead at work, home, and in social situations.
If you know how to sell, you know how to succeed. Selling is the most important, and perhaps the most misunderstood workplace skill. Once you understand how to sell you will become more persuasive, naturally and confidently. This book has four sections, enabling the reader to focus on their most pressing need: selling basics (simple, explicit guidance to the sales process), selling yourself (how to get noticed, connected, and respected), selling to colleagues (presenting, persuading, and getting promoted), and selling to customers (winning orders and succeeding in shops and at shows). This book will help the reader learn the basics of selling and why people buy; recognize the importance of goal setting and measuring personal performance; understand how to find, and then influence people able to contribute to their success; and become more confident in taking the lead at work, home, and in social situations.







