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Belief in what you sell

Filed in archive Sales by John Dornoff on May 8, 2008

Since we have been talking about selling for just over a week, I decided to include this video of sales guru Tom Hopkins today.

An important point he makes at the beginning of the video which goes not only into selling a product but also into the very business you start, and that is you have to believe in your business and enjoy what you sell.

If you do not believe in your product and stand behind your product 100%, then you will not be believable to the customer. While there is always that salesperson will sell something they don't believe in to make a buck, how much will you be enjoying your business if you are selling something that you don't believe in?








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