
Some people believe that selling successfully — whether the product or service being offered is a tailored suit or a Fax over IP solution — is an art, while others view it as mostly luck. While it might be that art and luck come into play during successful sales, the truth is that selling, if done right, is actually a science. That’s the stance of
AXIOM Sales Force Development, a firm that has been helping corporate clients improve sales performance for more than 19 years.
Implementing a logical, repeatable and scientific process for selling is what AXIOM’s session is all about. Presenter Nicols knows his stuff; he developed AXIOM’s Selling Sciences Program and is the author of the “Selling Sciences” workbook and CD series. His contributions to the industry will continue this coming January when his book, “AXIOM: The TRUTH About Selling” is published (print and online).
Schroeder, who represents fax over IP solutions provider FaxCore (
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“With today’s marketplace being particularly stressed, resellers need to sharpen their skills to perfection to compete effectively,” Schroeder commented.
To learn more about the session, and to register, please click
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Details about FaxCore’s products can be found on the company’s TMCnet.com channel,
Fax Over IP.
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Mae Kowalke is senior editor for TMCnet, covering VoIP, CRM, call center and wireless technologies. To read more of Mae's articles, please visit her columnist page. She also blogs for TMCnet here.
Edited by Mae Kowalke