A Celebration of Sales Learning

I apologize in advance for the self-centered nature of today's post. You see, this is my 400th post on the Selling to Consumers Blog.

I love my job as a sales trainer, public speaker, and management consultant. I am so thrilled to be making a living doing something I love. Helping a client company or coaching client sell more fulfills me in so many ways. I just love it. This blog is for you.

But not every company or every individual who sells to consumers can or will hire me or my company. This blog is for you, too.

This blog is a celebration of learning about selling. Free to anyone, the 400+ posts of this blog will tell you a lot about what you need to know to be able to sell better and be more successful.

So if you're new in sales, or a veteran, or if you manage a sales force or own a company that sells to consumers, this blog is truly for you. If you have a passion for learning and improving, a passion for your career, and a passion for your customer, I hope you'll continue to join me here at Selling to Consumers for the next 400 posts. I know a bunch of you will hire my company to do training or consulting work, and that's great. I thank you. But even if you aren't one of those companies or individuals, I hope you visit here often and, most of all, I hope you learn something that helps you achieve your business and career goals.

Thanks for celebrating with me.

If you like this post (or don't) please leave a comment. Skip Anderson is the Founder and President of Selling to Consumers Sales Training. He works with companies and individuals who sell to consumers in B2C, retail, in-home selling, and the financial, real estate, and insurance markets.

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Comments

[randyt]

Skip, I have been reading your blog for several months, and I for one think it is great. I have managed in retail for over 20 years and feel you can always learn regardless of how long you have been doing the job. Keep up the great work.

[Skip Anderson]

randyt, thank you so very much for your comment, and thanks for reading the blog. I applaud you on your 20+ year retail management history...retail is a tough industry!

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