The Secret of Selling Anything: A road map to success for the salesman… who is not aggressive, who is not a “smooth talker,” and who is not an extrovert Cover
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The Secret of Selling Anything A road map to success for the salesman… who is not aggressive, who is not a “smooth talker,” and who is not an extrovert

Harry Browne

If you've read other selling books, you're probably tired of the false promises that never quite work out. You're probably tired of being told "you can do it if you just believe you can. This book is: A road map to success for the salesman… who is not aggressive – who is not a “smooth talker” – and...

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Behind the Bastards

It was described as a collection of folksy anecdotes about Welch's sales experience, along with inoffensive advice on how to sell products, and was deemed not worth reading.

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Unlike loser jobs like bricklaying and lumberjacking, being a salesman is a true profession like being a doctor.

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It was described as a collection of folksy anecdotes about Welch's sales experience, along with inoffensive advice on how to sell products, and was deemed not worth reading.

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Unlike loser jobs like bricklaying and lumberjacking, being a salesman is a true profession like being a doctor.

He does start the - I enjoyed that he starts the book by noting that unlike loser jobs like bricklaying and lumberjacking, being a salesman is a true profession like being a doctor.

The Road to Salesmanship, brackets, pamphlet, Robert Welch, Robert not capitalized, Welch capitalized, 1941, rare and out of print collector's item, limited availability.

The Road to Salesmanship, pamphlet in brackets, by Robert Welch, this time capitalized, 1941.

I found a copy of it on Amazon today for $3.99, and the product description text is wonderful.

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