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April 3, 2008

“Sell More” Strategies—Part 8

Good sales people and managers know that this is the advantage we have over robots. We’re able to collect information, sort it, analyze it, and make decisions. We think, and we can think big!

On the job, that means that we’ll think as we do our work. We keep our head in the game and that minimizes mistakes. Also, as we do our work, we think. We think about whether or not there is a better, faster way of doing it.

The goal is not to find shortcuts to doing mediocre work; that is not a part of the empowerment technology. But the goal is to find ways of improving the product or service, while at the same time being cost and labor conscious.

The point here is not to try to reinvent the wheel, but to make a better one. This is how companies grow, and mid-level managers get promoted to high-level managers. It’s how CEOs turn companies that are losing money, into companies that are making money.

It’s about thinking more, and thinking bigger. As a motivational speaker and sales trainer, I’ve been sharing this message across the globe for years now, and finally, I think it’s catching on!

Make it a great selling day and remember…

"If you don't sell more, you’re out of business!"

Alan W. Altmann

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April 5, 2008

“Sell More” Strategies—Part 9

Every good manager, leader and sales person knows that giving more and going the extra mile is what winners do! In other words, give more than is required. Let’s suppose it costs you $6.00 to have your car washed. Suppose you told the manager of the carwash that you wanted to pay him $8.00 for the wash job.

What do you think he’d do extra for you? I suppose that the windows would be cleaner, the chrome more shiny, and the whitewalls whiter because you paid him to go the extra mile.

I remember the time the lawn care company came to my house to give me a price on spraying my lawn for weeds. After he had taken some measurements, he told me the job would cost me $175. I asked him if that was his best price. He said he might be able to shave a little bit off the price. I said, “No. Don’t knock any off. I want to pay you more! I’ll give you $200, but I want you to do the job as if it were your yard.” Earlier in the conversation, he had mentioned that he would be done at about 1:00 pm. However, he was still there at 4:30.

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