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    ContractorSelling.Com New Content - Dec. 15, 2006
    By Julie Crisara


      

    Each Friday we will announce new items that we have added to the website throughout the week so you are aware of the new tools available for you to use and implement on your road to personal, professional and financial growth.

    If you have a question about the sales process or how to generate more revenue for your company please post it on the Contractor Selling Forum.  

    Total Immersion Summit Opening Segment: Part 1

     

    This audio is a live recording of the opening introduction segment at the Generation NexTech "Total Immersion" Summit. Speaker Joe Crisara gives the attendees an overview of what they will accomplish for the week. This will give you an idea of the level of excitement, buzz and enthusiasm that both he and the students feel in the room as the material unfolds. We will keep publishing selected segments like these over the next couple of months so stay tuned... 

     

    Total Immersion Benchmark Scoresheet

     

    This benchmark sheet closely outlines the sales process that hundreds of students who have attended the Generation Nextech Total Immersion Sales Summit's have learned. This is a guideline for those who have attended the training and now want to make sure they are "passing through the gates" of the system and utilize the skills they have learned there to the fullest potential. Download and use this sheet to evaluate during role play or even after your last call if you have truly used the system... 

     

    The Customer Acquisition Letter

     

    I have personally been through an acquisition of a company. (Mine was acquired by another) As with any company acquisition, both the buyer and seller want the transition to go as smoothly as possible, and the least amount of change, the better. It is in the buyer's best interest to let the clients know before any service agreement calls are made etc. Remember, people do not like change, so make this the primary consideration during the changeover. . .

     

    Sales IQ Test

     

    The Sales IQ test is the pre-training exam that we do when a company signs up a tech or sales person for our Generation NexTech "Total Immersion" Sales Summit. We call each participant and have dialogue with them to determine for the owner if sending this person will be worth their investment. This test has helped us to eliminate some people from coming to the class and then in turn failing. You can use this to evaluate your team or perhaps when interviewing a job applicant. . . 

    "Sales Tip of the Week" Archives

    The tips are short, to the point, and cover a wide range of subjects. To sign up for the tip of the week, use the sign-up form on the right. We value your right to privacy, and we will never sell or share your email address with others, nor will ever send you spam. Unsubscribe instructions are included with every tip.

    VIDEO: Nightmare Boss - Christmas Special

    By Paul Parducci

    Enjoy this hilarious series of video shorts on how NOT to motivate your team. Actor Paul Parducci hits the nail on the head with his characterization of the "Nightmare Boss." This out of control supervisory maniac is an over generalization of an often too common theme that runs through many businesses. See if you can watch it without thinking of a few times these don't seem familiar. Let's face it; if you have worked in the contracting industry for as long as I have this is funny stuff...

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    Read how top leading contractors across the country handle some of the everyday problems that keep contractors up at night.  Recent posts to our Contractor Discussion Forum include Website Development, "Could You Give Me a Ballpark Price?" Script, Electrical Flat Rate, and CSR/Dispatch Job Duties.

     

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