Seminar
Training/Advice
Workshop
Event
Effective Selling
Antrim Enterprise Agency Ltd
Cost:
£35 +VAT
Would you like to add value to your customers?
Would you like to examine your business practices?
Would you like to think of new ways to offer your products and services?
This 3 hour ‘Effective Selling’ workshop will give you the simple tools to be more effective when it comes to selling and will force a business to be more accountable in relation to the way things are done and why:
This workshop will include:
- Business growth
- Strategy
- Prospecting
- Streams of business
- Offering
- Pipeline Management
- Selling
- Examining your market
- Overcoming objections
Workshop Facilitator
Brendan Murphy from Ghost Consultancy is passionate about people and businesses operating at their full potential. He started his business to give people the tools to achieve full potential and advises business owners on managing growth and driving business forward and helps to implement change, to create lasting positive results.
Sector:
- Advice services
Date and Time
- -
Location
58 Greystone road
Antrim
BT41 1JZ
United Kingdom
Contact Details
To book please follow the link: http://bit.ly/2W3vvu3
Effective Selling
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