Sales Tip of the Week!
"The Sandler technique is a great tool for sales people in any industry. As a sales manager I find it useful to know where in the selling process my team are and that we all have a common direction. The group at Greg Nanigian & Associates makes the classes informative and fun with everything being directed to make our lives easier!"
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Anna Rostron, Manager of New Business Development, Hill & Partners

Need motivation? Focus on the end result: gaining new customers and taking commissions to the bank.
Your meter is ALWAYS running! Don't allow a friendship to overshadow the business relationship.
You can lose a sale by talking too much. But you'll never lose a sale by listening too much.
Learn to take responsibility. If you lose a sale, acknowledge that the prospect isn't "bad," your sales strategy might be at fault.
Don't tell prospects how they will benefit from your solution. Help them discover why, and let them tell you.
If things get awkward or tense during a meeting don't pack up and leave; clarify what has gone wrong. How? Ask.
When you fail at something, find the lesson so you can succeed the next time.
In the sales game, only one score matters. Hint: it's what you take to the bank.