How much time, money, lost income potential and misery could you save yourself if you learned about career-altering breakthroughs most salespeople never experience?
Information Marketing Guru, Robert Middleton, asks the question, "What is a marketing breakthrough?" Being a happy owner of The "Whole Shebang" Marketing Package which is centered around the InfoGuru Marketing Manual, I experienced a breakthrough to which I had often given lip-service but apparently did not understand the true meaning.
A breakthrough is any sudden or significant advancement, development, achievement, or increase that removes a barrier to progress. Of course, a breakthrough is only acknowledged when the barrier to progress is recognized either before or after the breakthrough behavior occurs.
In my case, it was over 3 years of wisely suggesting, "the riches are in the niches," before I understood the full gravity (literally -- prospects started falling from the sky) of that maxim. It happened when I boldly hyper-curtailed my target market into a micro-niche.
What's a sales breakthrough?
Often, sales breakthroughs are defined as achieving anomalistic or platau-breaking sales revenues. As this may be true, I've personally witnessed many sales breakthroughs after I had a change in attitude, behavior, belief or knowledge, usually for enough time until I experienced a quantum leap in results which made my breakthrough apparent. Evidently, I had to encounter enough frustration before I made a change. This impetus usually came with a great cost of time, money and opportunity.
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