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Selling above and below the line : convince the C-suite : win over management : secure the sale
INITIAL_TITLE_SRCH:
Selling above and below the line : convince the C-suite : win over management : secure the sale
AUTHOR:
Miller, William, 1955-
ISBN:
9780814434833
PUBLICATION_INFO:
New York : AMACOM--American Management Association, c2015.
PHYSICAL_DESC:
xviii, 236 p. : ill. ; 23 cm
GENERAL_NOTE:
Includes index.
ABSTRACT:
Top-level executives evaluate proposals from an "above the line" perspective: ROI, time saved, risk lowered, productivity improved. Sales professionals that appeal to both achieve spectacular results. Miller shows how to simultaneously sell the technical and financial fit of any product or service--a strategy used by Google, Apple, Cisco WebEx, and other powerhouses. Readers learn to: create energy by including executives early in the sales process; ask the right questions and pinpoint big-picture financial needs; keep "below the line" managers from feeling bypassed; and, uncover value propositions that target each set of decision-makers. Too often, sales that seemed locked in will stall or go dark. Learn to sell above and below the line, and keep the process moving swiftly toward successful, lucrative deals. -- Edited summary from book.
SUBJECT:
Selling.
Success in business.
BIBSUMMARY:
Top-level executives evaluate proposals from an "above the line" perspective: ROI, time saved, risk lowered, productivity improved. Sales professionals that appeal to both achieve spectacular results. Miller shows how to simultaneously sell the technical and financial fit of any product or service--a strategy used by Google, Apple, Cisco WebEx, and other powerhouses. Readers learn to: create energy by including executives early in the sales process; ask the right questions and pinpoint big-picture financial needs; keep "below the line" managers from feeling bypassed; and, uncover value propositions that target each set of decision-makers. Too often, sales that seemed locked in will stall or go dark. Learn to sell above and below the line, and keep the process moving swiftly toward successful, lucrative deals. --