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You Can't Teach a Kid to Ride a Bike at a Seminar

Traditional selling techniques - frequently taught at seminars and on late-night cable television - are the norm in professional selling, but just about everyone in sales today agrees that these antiquated techniques simply don't work. Every sales prospect has heard the old techniques countless times before, and most know what a salesperson is going to say even before the presentation begins! That's why prospects can so easily control a sales call - and destroy the salesperson's self-esteem in the process.

Prospects never controlled David Sandler or anyone who masters his groundbreaking selling techniques. In "You Can't Teach a Kid to Ride a Bike at a Seminar," you learn to master the seven key sales principles of the Sandler Selling System - and how and when to use them. You don't have to be subservient, forfeit your self-esteem, or fake enthusiasm about your product or service. And you never have to lie!

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This Sandler publication is a collaborative effort with the successful writing team of Sam Deep and Lyle Sussman, Ph.D. Sam is a motivational speaker, trainer and consultant from Pittsburgh, and Lyle is Professor of Management at the University of Louisville.

A Five-Star Reader's Review from Amazon.com:

"A great book of useful sales tips. This is a great reference book for quick sales solutions…These non-traditional sales strategies really hit the mark.”

Quote My winning the Highest Annual Sales Volume Increase Award at Colliers Lanard & Axilbund for 2007 was a direct result of Sandler TrainingSM. The best aspect of the training is the individual attention that ensures the success of your clients. From the personal coaching sessions, to the classroom environment, Sandler provides the tools to become a terrific salesperson. I can think of no better training/coaching program than Sandler Training. Quote

David L. Reibstein
Colliers Lanard & Axilbund