Gimmicks used to sell what you know is a poor fit for your prospect only reinforces the idea that sales people (e.g., you) are untrustworthy and not to be liked or influential. Don’t do it.
Nathan Jamail
Best Selling Author & Expert Leader
Gimmicks used to sell what you know is a poor fit for your prospect only reinforces the idea that sales people (e.g., you) are untrustworthy and not to be liked or influential. Don’t do it.