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On 08/23/2007 06:49 PM, * Hal Vaughan wrote:
> I do wonder if the need to claim such an experience provided some of these other things could be a
> way of not dealing with all the problems it has caused in one's life and coming to terms with all of that.
Part of the process of coming to terms with things, is being able to
recognize what was positive, and what was negative.
> I've learned good sales tactics. What Quackstar uses is not really good
> tactics. I'd have to go with Mick on this. If you were to stick with
I'll grant that most MLMs don't teach good sales tactics. The tactics
that they do teach are commonly taught in non-MLM organizations ---
especially on the lower rungs.
OTOH, one of the best "quick reference" books I've seen was written for
an MLM that focused on retail sales.
> all their sales tactics, you'd be the kind of annoying sales person
> most of us run from when we're buying a car.
I think that telemarketers are far more annoying sales people than used
car sales people are. The used car sales person at least paraphrases
one's objection to buying his card, before extolling the other virtues
of the vehicle. Telemarketers, OTOH, ignore the objection, throwing up a
completely unrelated response with an equally inane closing.
xan
jonathon
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