Dave Tear

Dave is passionate about selling & helping others understand the sales process. Whether a client company has a 5 person sales team or a 300 person National sales force, Dave can Coach & Train them to be the best in their industry.

Fall on Your Sword

An effective way to build credibility and mend a bad relationship in sales   Fall on Your Sword: Definition: To voluntarily take the blame or responsibility for a situation. Here’s the Scenario: A customer or two is singing to a different sheet of music than you are. Maybe it’s the way they resent your pricing. Could be […]

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Are You the Best?

  A great question to ask yourself: If I am not the best thing my prospects & customers have ever seen then why do they need me? Fact is, they don’t. In July of 2016 (right now) your products & services are better than ever. Technology is faster than ever. Quality is top-notch. Engineers are

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What You Say Matters

Every once in awhile, it’s not what you say that matters – it’s how you say it. Then there are times when what you say matters – really matters. Sometimes you know it immediately, “Oh no, shouldn’t have said that.” “Why did I just say that?” “Uh oh, I can’t take that one back.” A

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No Excuses!

We all have that perfect sales guy in our office. “That guy.” The guy that never makes a mistake. Always does things right. His customers love him. He’s the greatest guy in the world (just ask him). He closes just about everything he touches. And when he doesn’t, it’s never his fault. Let’s call this

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Got Guts?

If I Could Be Gutsier in Sales! Spend a few decades training & coaching salespeople & you see patterns develop. One that rings loudly is the tendency for some to take the easy way out, to not go for it. As a mentor of mine used to say, to Wimp Out. With that in mind

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The Ultimate List of Things You Should Stop and Start Doing in Sales

Do you ever not feel like not reading a long blog? Paragraph after paragraph… Feels like homework! Today’s your day. Check out these lists: things you should stop and start doing in sales Salespeople please STOP: Talking so much Leaning on canned company powerpoint presentations Saying “Just following up…” or “Just touching base…” Talking to

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