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message 1: by Justin (new)

Justin (justinkerby) | 29 comments Mod
What are some of your favorite books on sales?

I've heard great things about:
-Pitch Anything by Oren Klaff
-To Sell Is Human: The Surprising Truth About Moving Others by Daniel H. Pink

What have you read on the subject that's helped your sales efforts?


message 2: by Peter (new)

Peter (peterdonnelly) I have the book "To Sell is Human" but haven't had a chance to read it yet (maybe it will come up in a future monthly book nomination). I had had a quick read through "Cold Calling for Chickens" by Bob Etherington and it does provide all the essentials in a really good format - worth a read especially for those new to sales.

"All Marketers are Liars" by Seth Godin is also really good but maybe at a different stage of the sales process than you're interested.


message 3: by Dennis (new)

Dennis Krantz | 1 comments When I recommend books to young salespeople, I always include The Versatile Salesperson by Roger Wenschlag and Jeffrey Gitomer's Little Red Book of Selling. These are basics; foundational how-to books to get them started.

Because so much of B2B selling will now focus on consensus selling to a team of buyers, The Challenger Customer by Brent Adamson, Matthew Dixon, Pat Spenner and Nick Toman is important.


message 4: by Heena (new)

Heena Khubchandani | 1 comments To become an entrepreneur you need to read a lot of books.

Here is the link to the best books for entrepreneurs which will help you increase the sales.

https://learndunia.com/best-books-for...


message 5: by AymanZaki (new)

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