How to Climb Your Next Mountain

Everybody has their own mountain to climb. For some, it is to reach the top of their career, for others, it is to become rich and famous.

Whether you are working for others or working for yourself, learning how to sell is one of the fastest way to climb your own mountain. For if you cannot sell your idea, how are others going to help you succeed?

Selling skills is not just for those who sell for a living, we all sell for a living, for selling ideas is the most common form of selling. Even animals like dogs and cats do sell, otherwise how would their owners know when they want to eat? Now you can learn how to sell like a professional with skills like "Asking Yes Questions" and "Objections as Impetus" methods.

SALES POWER (1-day)
Master Selling Strategies and Increase Your Sales Income

Date : 29 Jan 2015 Thursday 9 am to 5 pm)
Venue : The Plaza 02-346 7500A Beach Rd

Fee: $398 each, $299 each for 2 & above, $199 each for 5 & above.

Power-packed Contents Include:

Problem with Most Salespeople and What to Do about it
How to Take Inspired Action by Setting Goals that Drives You
The Five Most Elements in Sales - Prospecting, Marketing, Selling, Transactions and Wallet-Share
How to Double Your Sales by just 15% Increase in Each Line
Top 25 Strategies on the above (include your case study)
The Sales Process from Needs to Closing
Selling differently to different VAK and DISC people
Building Rapport with NLP Match & Mirror
Overcoming Objections in 15 Key Ways and another 69 methods
Sales Negotiation and How to Negotiate without compromising too much
Jeffrey Fox Power of Dollarization
The Ultimate in Sales Power: Enjoy the Journey and How
Bonus: Sure-win Scripts to Close Every Sale and Service Customers

Benefits:

1. Higher Sales without Lowering Your Price
2. Better Service without Increasing your Cost
3. More Motivated Team without Increasing their Pay
4. Higher Profits and Happier Team without Fuss

To register, email to andythecoach@gmail.com or text to 8201-4347. The first 7 who do so will get to attend at a special 67% discount, i.e. only $131 instead of $398.

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