STREET SMART SALES AND MARKETING
KEY TAKEAWAYS
- HOW TO OUTSMART YOUR COMPETITION THROUGH CREATIVITY
- HOW TO GET PEOPLE TALKING AND BUYING MORE THAN EVER
- MOTIVATING YOUR TEAM TO PERFORM AT FULL POTENTIAL
- PROSPECTING SKILLS THAT GET CONSISTENT, MEASURABLE RESULTS
- DEVELOP RAPPORT AND CREDIBILITY BY ASKING KEY QUESTIONS
- CLEVER TACTICS FOR OVERCOMING COMMON OBJECTIONS
- AND MUCH MORE…
ABOUT THE SEMINAR
In a world of rapid-fire advertising and marketing, people are on guard. The same tactics no longer work. We need to get more creative and clever in our sales and marketing efforts. In this fast-paced, entertaining, and idea-loaded program, you’ll learn dozens of innovative tactics for outsmarting your competition, prospecting, trust building, handling objections, and much more. You’ll hear captivating stories loaded with insights, ideas, and humor. Plus, you will also be reminded of some of the most important sales basics that many of us tend to forget. If you are ready to rethink your thinking about sales and marketing, this seminar will give you the tools, strategies, and insights you need, with an entertaining twist.
Jeff Slutsky is a sales and marketing guru, accomplished author, and captivating speaker. His Street Fighting program has received a great deal of national media attention. In fact, Jeff Slutsky’s work has been discussed and written about in The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Success Magazine, Inc. Magazine, and CNN.
In addition to having authored ten powerful books, he is a contributing author to the bestselling book, Chicken Soup for the Soul at Work. As a speaker and trainer, Jeff Slutsky has helped hundreds of prestigious organizations, including AT&T, McDonald’s, American Express, Walt Disney, Pizza Hut, Sony, the city of Dallas, the state of Arkansas, and the country of India.
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