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Why Traditional Selling, Even On The Web, Doesn’t Work
Summary
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Why Traditional Selling,
Even On The Web, Doesn’t Work |
| When: |
Thursday, December 18th,
2003 6:30 to 8:00 pm |
| Where: |
Cypress Semiconductor Building 6 198 Champion Ct San Jose, CA 95134 Directions |
| Cost: |
Free! Open to the general public.
RSVP Required! |
Details
Does your website look like this?
- Welcome to XYZ Quality Widgets the leader in innovative widgets.
- XYZ Quality Widgets has been in business since 1992.
- At XYZ…..quality is our middle name.
- We offer the largest assortment of widgets in the industry.
- When you need it on-time XYZ Quality Widgets is the place to go.
- Competitive pricing on all your widget needs.
If it does, then you’ve fallen victim to Traditional
Selling. Is this bad? Of course not. 99% of companies do
this type of selling. The only problem is, every widget
company out there says the same thing. Prospects have
heard it before. From you and every one of your
competitors. This is called features and benefits
selling. Do they believe it? No. Do they trust you? No.
Would you like to be different?
Michael Luckman, CEO of
Achievex Corporation, a
licensee of the Sandler Sales Institute will show you
how to differentiate yourself from your competition. In
his talk, you’ll learn to identify for your particular
business the reasons prospects will buy from you. What
they need to see from you that will motivate them to
respond to your message, and why price will not be an
issue.
About the presenter
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Michael Luckman has been
involved in sales, marketing, sales management
and sales training for over 36 years, with such
notable companies as Milton Bradley Company,
Playskool, Gund and for many years his own award
winning sales and marketing firm, Michael
Luckman and Associates. His experience runs the
gamut from consumer product sales to national
retail chains, on up to seven-figure management
consulting projects to the Global 1000. In 1975,
as Director of Marketing for National
Semiconductor, he brought to market the first
hand-held electronic toy, the “Quiz Kid,”
creating not only that years #1 toy, but an
entirely new industry. Two other products
Michael developed at National were the cartridge
video game system we know today by such names as
Nintendo and Sega, and the electronic keyboard
marketed by Casio and Yamaha.
Early in his career Michael switched sides of
the desk and for several years was a buyer for
Toys R Us. It was in this capacity that he
realized that not all sales people were created
equal. The truly professional salesperson had a
system that they followed, and controlled the
sales process. The majority though, had no
system, and soon defaulted to his, the buyer,
and dropping the price was always a part of that
system. When he went back into sales he vowed to
be one of the professionals, but it wasn’t until
he discovered the Sandler Sales Institute and
David Sandler’s non-traditional methodologies,
that he realized what a truly professional sales
system looked like.
Founded in 1967, the Sandler Sales Institute,
with over 200 training facilities in North
America, provides it’s clients a selling system
that is based upon behavior modification,
attitudes about one’s self and proven sales
techniques. Realizing that changes in people
takes more than a one day seminar (or more aptly
put as the title to David Sandler’s book, “You
Can’t Teach A Kid To Ride A Bike At A Seminar”),
the Sandler approach involves a program of
ongoing workshops and one-on-one coaching that
provides it’s clients training, support and
positive reinforcement. Clients grow both
personally and professionally.
The Sandler System is for everyone who sells
for a living and wants to achieve the level of
success they feel they deserve, as well as those
companies large and small that depend upon
having a dedicated professional sales force.
There is even a program designed for non-selling
professionals such as consultants, engineers,
architects, accountants and attorneys who are
responsible for client development, but whose
expertise lies outside of the sales arena and
are usually uncomfortable in a sales role.
Michael Luckman has training facilities in
San Jose and San Francisco and is proud to be a
part of the Sandler Sales Institute serving the
greater San Francisco Bay Area. |
Contact
E-Business SIG Chair: e-bus_chair@webguild.org.
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