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Selling to Win

by Richard Denny
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Overview

British inspirational business speaker, Richard Denny has helped numerous salespeople become successful, and in Selling to Win, he explains how to put his winning techniques into action.

This 25th anniversary edition has been revised and is full of sales tips and essential practical advice. It has been updated to reflect current selling techniques and includes success stories from readers of the previous editions who applied what they learned in the book. It includes useful advice on: getting a sale despite not being the cheapest, turning a customer into an ambassador, building a positive attitude that gets results, beating the competition and closing a sale.

Recognized as an effective sales improvement guide, Selling to Win is a valuable text for sales and marketing professionals.

About the Author, Richard Denny


Richard Denny
is a highly successful businessman and renowned expert on all aspects of sales and selling.  He has been sharing his ideas on success and achievement around the world for over 20 years. He is also the author of Winning New Business, Motivate to Win, Succeed for Yourself and Successful Selling Skills (all published by Kogan Page).

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"British sales expert Richard Denny demystifies the sales process in this readable and easy-to-process text... getAbstract finds the book serves as a useful introduction to the ABC's of selling and suggests that up-and-coming salespeople can certainly benefit from its contents."

Book Details

Published
March 28, 2013
Publisher
Kogan Page, Ltd.
Pages
224
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780749466312

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