Sales Tip for March 2007 - Volume 4

Danny Wood is a nationally known trainer and speaker on sales and sales management.

Danny specializes in working with business owners, CEO’s and senior managers to maximize the return on what is often their most underutilized resource, the sales team.

Danny’s work has been noted for providing his clients with the ability to realize millions of dollars in additional business that would otherwise have never materialized or would have been lost to competitors.

His knowledge, experience, and tremendous respect for the Sales Professional led to his being selected by NJEntrepreneur.com to be their Sales Expert.


"I have finally gained great control over the sales process in my firm."
Marc Blumenthal - Principal
Sax, Macy, Fromm

"Our staff has new confidence and much less fear."
Richard Magid - President
Soundboard, LLC

"I can’t remember the last time I heard, Boss – Our prices are too high."
John Fernandez - Owner
Signmasters, Inc

"Our sales went up 30% since we started with Danny’s program."
Jim Margiotta – President
PBI-Dansensor America, Inc.

Simple as ABC


Success in sales - or in any profession - is as simple as ABC: Attitude, Behavior, and Commitment. Successful salespeople have a winning attitude. They expect to win. They plan, manage, and evaluate their behavior. And, they maintain their commitment.

Their attitude of winning begins with defining goals - creating a vision of success. Putting aside all doubt, they focus on reality as they concentrate on working their plan.

Nevertheless, they know they must be willing to risk failure. They know they won't close every sale, that not every suspect will become a prospect, and that not everyone they will call on will recognize the need for their product or service or be able to make a decision. They know they will have to hear many no's before they hear a yes. But they do not let this potential for failure keep them from working their plan.

The behavior is consistent with their winning attitude. They make those difficult cold calls because that's the only way they'll be in front of the necessary number of prospects. They meet problems, stalls and objections head-on because they know that unless they can solve or eliminate them, it's over. They don't waste time with people who are not qualified to do business with them. They deal with money issues and the decision making process early in the selling cycle so there are not surprises later. They retain control from start to finish.

A commitment to their goals - and to their family, company, industry, clients, prospects, and themselves - is essential to every successful salesperson. They strive to provide nothing less than the maximum of which they are capable. And, they are committed to doing whatever it takes, even if it leads to pain, because the pain that results from doing "whatever it takes" is less than the pain of failure.

If you are not where you feel you should be in your career or life, check your attitude. What do you expect of yourself? What vision do you have of your future? Do you really believe in yourself? Is your behavior consistent with the action necessary to reach that vision? Are you working your plan consistently? Are you really committed? The answers to these questions are the answer to your future!

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