Ask For The Order!: The Professional Sales and Selling Coach

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Selling skills are learned, not inherited. ASK FOR THE ORDER! is a sales course that will help greatly improve your sales performance. Sales people are just like professional athletes, and from time to time need to tune-up their skills in order to find more prospects, make more professional and winning sales presentations, and close more sales.

This course will help you to:

• Understand why people buy
• Find more prospects by digging for the gold
• Make effective presentations that get customers involved
• Uncover the "real" objection, and close more effectively
• Focus your efforts toward success

Here's what readers are saying about ASK FOR THE ORDER!

* ASK FOR THE ORDER! helped me learn to close more sales by knowing when a customer is ready to buy...John H., Melbourne, FL

* I talk less and listen more after reading this book. You have to focus on the buyer's needs and buying signals not just droning through your presentation...Gerry P., Syracuse, NY

* Learning to handle objections effectively helped me turn prospects into buyers...Frank M., Orlando, FL

William G. Fitzpatrick retired from the United States Army after 24 years in 1984. His sales experience includes over 17 years as an Army recruiter, supervisor and trainer. During his tenure, Fitzpatrick personally recruited thousands of men and women for the Army during some of the most difficult periods in history; the introduction of the volunteer force, and the Vietnam war era. He served as a sales manager at all levels within the organization leading various teams numbering from 2 to over 800 recruiters and supporting staff. He led the Portland, Oregon district (28 offices) from 37th place (of 50) to 1st place, and the Los Angeles District (56 offices) from 40th place to number 5 in the Nation. He also served as the chief recruiter (Sergeant Major) for the region encompassing the 17 southwestern states with over 300 offices producing 35,000 new members for the Army annually. That region also remained in first place (out of 6) during his tenure. He holds both an Associate and Bachelor of Arts degree from Columbia College in Business Administration and Sales Management. Since retirement, Fitzpatrick worked as an account representative selling electronic financial services to banks, and as a corporate recruiter selecting individuals for positions in life insurance sales. He has traveled extensively as a public relations executive, supervising a force of field public relations directors promoting a veterans service organization and assisting an affiliated life insurance organization with territory development. He has also worked as a the Director of Recruiting and Training for a major financial services company where he developed the basic agent training program and a full one week in-residence course for sales managers. He later moved on to the position of Regional Vice President supervising the sales efforts of almost 150 agents in 22 states and Europe. He is the co-author of “Does Your Resume Wear Combat Boots?” and “Does Your Resume Wear Blue Jeans?” Both books give solid tips on building a marketing plan for a career change using basic sales techniques to sell your skills to industry. Material for this book has been drawn not only from Fitzpatrick’s personal experiences, but has also been developed over many years from studying the successes and failures of a variety of sales organizations in a range of industries.