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Successful Telephone Selling in the '90s by Martin D. Shafiroff *eBooks Online Free »RTF

Successful Telephone Selling in the '90s With the cost of personal sales visit to an industrial customer at well over $200, almost all salespeople now make at least some use of the telephone to save time and money.. The main purpose of Su

Successful Telephone Selling in the '90s

Successful Telephone Selling in the '90s

Title:Successful Telephone Selling in the '90s
Author:Martin D. Shafiroff
Rating:4.91 (775 Votes)
Asin:006096491X
Format Type:Paperback
Number of Pages:208 Pages
Publish Date:1990-07-12
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With the cost of personal sales visit to an industrial customer at well over $200, almost all salespeople now make at least some use of the telephone to save time and money. The main purpose of Successful Telephone Selling in the '90s, however, is not to talk about reducing expenses but to show how to increase your sales production dramatically by using the telephone. A gold mine of practical guidance and information, this book divulges the methods that work for the top telephone salespeople in the country -- methods that can guarantee your own success.

Editorial :

4.5
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