Sales Mastery

Sales Mastery

Michael G. Williams

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Editorial:
Sales Mastery HQ
Año de edición:
2026
Materia
Ventas y marketing
ISBN:
9798994431306
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The difference between an average income and an elite income in phone sales isn’t talent. It’s structure, mindset, and execution.This is a no-fluff, actionable playbook built for the call floor, not the bookshelf. While this playbook is built for phone sales, the frameworks, mindset strategies, and objection handling techniques inside apply to any sales professional, whether you’re closing deals on the phone, in person, or over video.If you’re tired of chasing quotas, losing deals to objections, and burning out from inconsistent income, this book will change how you sell.Most sales books are motivational stories. This is a tactical field guide.For call center managers and sales directors: This is the training manual your team has been missing. Forward-thinking organizations are making Sales Mastery standard-issue for onboarding new reps and re-training veteran closers.Inside, you’ll master the four critical pillars that separate elite closers from everyone else: The Mindset Grind, The Consistency Trap, The Objection Wall, and The AI Gap.Who This Book Is For: Individual reps who need structure and confidence, experienced closers stuck in performance plateaus, and sales managers who need scalable training tools.Written by Michael G. Williams, a Global Sales Executive who has scaled phone sales revenue by 268%, grown company EBITDA by 65%, trained hundreds of reps, and built inside sales teams across 19 states.This is the go-to training manual for phone sales professionals and the teams that lead them.

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