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Sharon Drew speaks with Lee Glickstein
Friday, 2 Oct, 2009
Sharon Drew speaks with Lee Glickstein

Lee – of Relational Presence and author of “Be Heard Now” – and I recorded a podcast. He’s my speaking coach, and a master of authenticity.
Lee interviewed me about the sales model, and how “Dirty Little Secrets” moves the sales model forward. Enjoy.
Click here to listen to the interview.
Listen to Sharon Drew Morgen speak on MaestroConference [...]

Brian Carroll Starts With A Lead
Thursday, 1 Oct, 2009
Brian Carroll Starts With A Lead

Before you can make a sale – either using conventional sales or Buying Facilitation™ - you’ve gotta have a lead.
Enter Brian Carroll. He’s InTouch – literally. That’s the name of his company.
Brian will help you get leads. He’ll either make appointments for you, qualify leads, nurture your prospects (hats off to Jim Cecil here, founder of [...]

Finishing My Book With Humility And Hope
Wednesday, 30 Sep, 2009
Finishing My Book With Humility And Hope

Writing is one of my life’s pleasures. It is a part of my everyday life – part of my breath. I wake up with an idea that I need to share, and run to the computer to write. Minutes later I have an article that I put away for a few hours, and revisit later [...]

Derek Woodgate Can See Into The Future
Tuesday, 29 Sep, 2009
Derek Woodgate Can See Into The Future

Three years ago, I attending the World Future Society annual conference. I attended a workshop run by a handsome, smart, fast-talking Brit and his equally smart partner. They introduced me to a world of thinking so far outside the technology box that my world became brighter. In fact, my world became a paint box. Among [...]

Facilitating a New Customer Experience
Friday, 25 Sep, 2009
Facilitating a New Customer Experience

What differentiates us from our competition? Not a lot. Let’s look at that in detail.

Product similarity: Our products are pretty similar at this point. While we can recite chapter, line, and verse how our offering differs, the client hears similar stories from all vendors. They just want to get a business problem resolved in a [...]

Why Open Questions Don’t Work
Monday, 21 Sep, 2009
Why Open Questions Don’t Work

For decades, if not centuries, we’ve written books about, lectured about, and trained about, the virtues of Open Questions.
I’m here to denounce the myth that they are good in all instances: I actually believe they are used most effectively at the back end of the selling/buying cycle and have no role to play in the buying [...]