Great Moments in Selling – Bangor Savings Posted by By Charles H. Green August 1, 2008 The marketing firm Forge gave a fine example of Selling by Doing, not by Telling
Top Ten Reasons Organizations Don’t Teach Trust Posted by By Charles H. Green July 14, 2008 Being trustworthy seems like obvious good sense; why don't more organizations teach it?
Why Modern Sales is so Anti Trust Posted by By Charles H. Green June 27, 2008 The traditional view of sales pits salesman against customer; it's a view that's past its time.
Hey! Your Company Just Turned Into a Supply Chain! Posted by By Charles H. Green June 13, 2008 The biggest unnoticed trend in business today is away from competition toward commerce.
Why Laughter Might Win the Proposal Posted by By Charles H. Green May 28, 2008 Levity has a much more serious place in the business world than we let on.
Great Selling by Truth Telling: A Best Buy Tale Posted by By Charles H. Green April 18, 2008 Selling by telling the truth is a pretty obvious strategy when you think about it right; and it's got measurable good results.
Trust Based Selling in the Real World Case Study Number 42 Posted by By Charles H. Green March 26, 2008 Sometimes what looks like taking a risk is the safest thing to do in sales.
Real World Trust-Based Selling: Case Study 10 Posted by By Charles H. Green March 19, 2008 A fine example of selling by helping others from the software industry.
Buy With the Heart, Justify With the Brain Posted by By Charles H. Green February 11, 2008 Most business sales models are overly built on rational, cognitive "brain" notions of how people buy. The heart knows better.
Selling to the Primal Instinct in All of Us Posted by By Charles H. Green February 8, 2008 Reflective listening, often recommended for adults, is effective in toddlers as well, suggesting a deep developmental basis for focusing on empathy rather than just data collection.