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Type of bind: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 658.85
EAN num: 9781558505117
ISBN number: 1558505113
Label: Adams Media
Manufacturer: Adams Media
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 128
Printing Date: January 01, 1997
Publishing house: Adams Media
Sale Popularity Level: 37786
Studio: Adams Media
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Product Description:
Many salespeople are losing sales because of fundamental mistakes that are often easy to correct, but difficult to identify. Schiffman carefully outlines the 25 most common of these mistakes and explains concisely how to address and resolve them.
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Rated by buyers 
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This is a cheaply made book. It's not very long
either.
It's okay. Maybe it's better than ok. The same
information is covered in a more long-winded fashion
in other books about selling.
Some books that are meant to be sold at seminars are
really fluffy stuff. This one isn't. It's practical
advice. It's organized in short chapters you can
read really fast.
Rated by buyers -
It's a small book but it does pack a punch. Most of the 25 mistakes to avoid are kind of no-brainers...like stay neat and clean in appearance. All in all it was worth the small amount I paid for it.
Rated by buyers 
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This book offers great little tidbits of information about common sales mistakes. It has truly improved my closing ratio. This is a great book to pull out every once in awhile when you need a boost. Sometimes it is hard to break a habit and easy to slip into an old routine.
Rated by buyers -
This is back to the basics, but these basics will make or break you as in sales. A very good guide to keep on your shelf to re-read yearly and to pass on to sales personnel who seem to be floundering.
Rated by buyers -
"Schiffman has done it again. A great back to the basics book, this should be a must read for all salespeople--new and experienced."
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