9 Ways To Improve Your Body Language Nonverbal Skills
Looking for how nonverbal communication impacts sales? Your body language sends wordless cues long before you try to close a sale.
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What It Takes to Be an Awesome Assistant Store Manager
If you’re looking for the top skills for how to be a good shop assistant or assistant store manager, you’ve come to the right post.
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How to Sell: Value over Price
As prices rise and customers become vocal about the difference between what they thought something would cost versus what you offer, it is important to sell value over price.
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SalesRX Customer Success Story: Joy Quinn of The Spice & Tea Exchange
“SalesRX is essentially another employee. It is my cross-door sales trainer with all the content, structure, training, and trainer tools. If I did not have the program, I would need a person running around doing all this for me.”
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How To Use The Right Questions To Sell More Effectively
How do I make my shop busier?
I get a lot of variations of this question from retailers…
Like everything is perfect; I just need more customers.
They are like gamblers who say they just need more chips.
But if they aren’t playing the game at the best of their ability, those poker chips are quickly squandered.
Likewise, if you aren’t getting the most out of those who are already visiting your store…
You’re settling for crumbs when you can have the whole feast.
That’s because you are probably making some huge assumptions:
That customers know what they want. That they’ve gotten all the information they need from the web. That it’s all about price.All three of these are wrong.
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48 MUST Ask Questions To Select A POS System For Retail
A question I’m asked frequently is how to select the best Point of sale (POS) system software. It’s important because a point of sale system for small businesses can make the difference between knowing what is going on and being left behind.
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