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Daniel Sitter


Member Since: 24th June 2005
URL: http://www.learningforprofit.com
Occupation: Writer
No of Articles: 47
About Me: Daniel Sitter is the author of the popular, award-winning e-book, Learning For Profit. Designed for busy people, his new book teaches simple, step-by-step accelerated learning skills, demonstrating exactly how to learn anything faster than ever before. Learning For Profit is currently available at the author

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20th June 2008

Selling Means Maintaining an Open Communications Channel

Yesterday I had the opportunity to work with two very experienced process control engineers as we prepared for and then participated in a lengthy meeting with a panel of technical managers at a large manufacturing company. Each of these knowledgeable gent...

22nd May 2008

Are you Experiencing Sales Growth Despite the Economic Times?

Sales as both a career choice and a personal skill-set requires the development of specific techniques, ongoing personal development, the expansion of our comfort zone, confidence, persistence, patience, gut-level instincts and unlike most other professio...

16th April 2008

How to Sell Successfully in a Recession

The debate is on whether we actually are in or still approaching a recessionary period. If you have been paying attention to the newspapers and television news, then you know that our economy is in a tailspin. The media-painted news is bleak as each new d...

03rd April 2008

Sales and Life Baggage: 8 Step Strategy for Effective Dumping

Baggage is fine for carrying-on short flights and overnight car trips, but nagging personal baggage can paralyze your sales efforts. What do you carry around with you that is constantly weighing you down, limiting your flexibility and holding you back? Mo...

27th March 2008

Is Your Sales Plan Viable This Year?

Masterful marketer Seth Godin recently gave some timely and prudent advice for real estate agents. His hard-hitting advice is actually relevant to every salesperson and entrepreneur who will listen. Pulling no punches as usual, he had a great deal of wisd...

25th February 2008

Your Ideas Sell

All great sales and marketing strategies begin as a fertile idea. Entrepreneurial spirit, creativity and fresh ideas go hand in hand. My new Idea Sellers blog logo reflects this thinking. The "swooshes" capture and highlight the words "Ideas Sell" in an e...

13th February 2008

Superior Selling Provides Entrepreneurial Success Formula

Sales success is a complex topic often viewed through a variety of definitive lenses. After searching the world over, consulting with numerous mathematical geniuses and studying seemingly endless statistical data, I have discovered the true definition of ...

06th February 2008

All Credit Applications Will Be Accepted

What a ridiculous statement which actually says absolutely nothing directly, but indirectly is intended to deceive the unsuspecting. The statement would lead one to believe that upon filling out a credit application, credit is granted and the item you des...

29th January 2008

Closing The Sale is the Tipping Point

Thank you author Malcolm Gladwell, for your exciting, revolutionary, perceptive and timely book, "The Tipping Point." His identification and description of the process that defines so many procedures in society has almost become generic, commonly used, ...

23rd January 2008

Sales Lessons Learned From Watching The Apprentice

Watching the celebrity edition of the Apprentice on television proved to be far more than solely an entertaining experience. Knowing in advance that Gene Simmons, the brains behind the KISS phenomenon and the self-proclaimed god of women, would take ep...

18th January 2008

10 Activities Guaranteed To Prime The Sales Pump

Zig Ziglar tells a great story centered around a pump. In fact, he used to carry around a chromed hand-pump to his sales seminars to help illustrate his point. He would present the idea that a pump only worked after it was properly and sufficiently primed...

09th November 2007

Sell More by Expressing Gratitude

Who does not value genuine appreciation? Who does not enjoy a warm smile and a sincere thank you after doing something for someone else. In a sales context, that "something" might be as simple as another person agreeing to meet with you.One begins to tran...

05th November 2007

Customers Tend To Buy The Who, Not The What

Recently, an associate made an astute and intriguing observation, one that captured my immediate attention. He stated that "most customers buy the who (us) not the what (products) that they can easily buy from anyone." What a statement of fact! That is su...

30th October 2007

The Role of Leadership in Selling

Leadership. Webster's dictionary defines it as the act of leading. Warren Bennis defines it as "a function of knowing yourself, having a vision that is well communicated, building trust among colleagues, and taking effective action to realize your own le...

08th October 2007

Selling is All About Relationships

Selling is about interacting with people, other human beings. It is about connecting at a number of levels. Selling is all about relationships. It demands honesty and integrity and a perception of caring.You do not necessarily need to be technically prof...