The Ultimate Sales Machine
The Ultimate Sales Machine
Chet Holmes
Michael Hyatt
Michael Hyatt recommended this book on his website.
Noah Kagan
This book has so many frigging tips I can't even start. Get it. - Noah Kagan
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The Ultimate Sales Machine

The Ultimate Sales Machine: Turbocharge Your Business with Relentless Focus on 12 Key Strategies

Chet Holmes
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Chet Holmes
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In "The Ultimate Sales Machine," Chet Holmes presents a transformative guide that challenges the scattergun approach to business growth, advocating instead for laser-focused precision. With Holmes hailed as a premier change expert, this book distills his profound insights into a powerful philosophy: the mastery of a few key strategies can exponentially elevate a business's performance. Through the lens of twelve critical areas for development, Holmes guides readers on a journey of relentless improvement. His method? A disciplined, weekly dedication to enhancing each aspect of your business, from management and marketing to sales and beyond. This is not about broad-stroke overhauls but about honing in with "pigheaded discipline" on the elements that truly drive success. Holmes's strategies are both practical and profound, offering a roadmap to revolutionize your business operations. "The Ultimate Sales Machine" serves as both a wake-up call and a playbook for those willing to embrace the challenge of excellence. Whether it's refining your sales techniques, leveraging your marketing, or empowering your team to work smarter, Holmes demonstrates that the key to outstanding achievement lies in the persistent and focused enhancement of core business practices. This book is a beacon for entrepreneurs and business leaders alike, promising not just to elevate your company to the pinnacle of its potential but to sustain it there, making your business not just a player, but an indomitable force in its field.

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Released
2007
21 Jun
Length
272
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Michael Hyatt recommended this book on his website.
This book has so many frigging tips I can't even start. Get it. - Noah Kagan
Use market data, not product data. Set the buying criteria in your favor. Find the “smoking gun,” the one thing that undeniably positions you over every one else. Make sure you hit their pain points. Include your own pitch for your product or ser vice only after you have covered the education thoroughly.
— Chet Holmes, The Ultimate Sales Machine

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