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9 of 9 found the following review helpful:
 Paradiagm Shift Oct 18, 2000
By Ben Huser
I have read sales and motivational books, listened to 'success' tapes, and taken sales training courses before and they were all the same. They all dealt with techniques and tricks to use on a prospect. The insights in this book deal with the sales professionals "Inner Game," a psychological restructuring of how to see and approach the marketplace. I have a whole new mindset and philosophy as a sales professional after reading this book. The insights are quite simple yet strong. I found myself physically shaking my head yes to numerous passages. I would recommend this book to any sales professional, period.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Offers the corporate marketeer twenty-three new insights Mar 02, 2001
By Midwest Book Review
Same Game, New Rules: Contemporary Insights For The Advanced Sales Professional offers the corporate marketeer twenty-three new insights that will provoke serious thought into the philosophy and mechanics of selling. Bill Caskey draws from psychology, philosophy, and basic human nature to produce an invaluable handbook for achieving a heightened and productive awareness about selling and business achievement. Highly recommended reading for the novice entrepreneur as well as the experienced professional marketeer of goods or services, Same Game, New Rules will transform the reader into new ways of thinking about the ages old game of selling.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Account management for results Jan 28, 2002
By Beneteau Sailor
Many of the sales 'How to' books on the market are formula based and would like you to think selling was simply a matter of memorizing the right phrases and smiling at the right times. I found Mr. Cakey's book, Same Game, New Rules to be refreshing and from my experience exactly on target for developing the right thought processes for account management in today's fast paced and competitive marketplace. This isn't a book on just making a sale. It's about doing the right things for both your company and your customer. This means profit for your business (not just low margin sales revenue) and a customer that recognizes the 'value proposition' your organization brings over your competition. Logically organized and well written.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Selling is an ethical profession Jan 23, 2006
By Robert F. Weir
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The author presents the best thinking about selling. I liked this book for its very professional approach to customer satisfaction and segmentation rather than the link between number of cold calls and number of appointments. The CD does a great job of presenting the basic concepts of the book and is so sensible for those of us that are on the road so much of the time. Basic concept -- get referals by being a professional and dealing honestly with your customers.
3 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Like no other sales book I've ever read Jun 01, 2002
By thomas batchelder
When I first read the philosophies in this book, I was excited and relieved. It was what I had always been looking for as a sales professional. Selling, with intention and integrity. I see all the ways that I got in my own way and sabotaged my own sales success. By implementing the insights in this book, I have already closed new business and am working smarter than ever before.
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