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Conceptual Selling by Robert B. Miller and Stephen E. Heiman — WisdomDeck honest review
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Conceptual Selling

by Robert B. Miller and Stephen E. Heiman

Miller Heiman's call-planning companion: the customer's concept, five question types, and the Green Sheet for planning each meeting. Narrower than Strategic Selling, useful for meeting discipline.

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you want a structure for individual sales calls.

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you want account-level strategy.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Sell to the customer's concept.
  2. Plan every call.
  3. Commitment questions end meetings.

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Plan your next meeting with the five question types.

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Call planning, structured.

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