How to impress people with your skills in sales

Well said, it is always good to use simple words to express oneself, than difficult words to confuse others.

fully knowlegde or be confident abt d product nd ur ur xpression it sud be thr

Simplicity and clarity are indeed very important in a sales career. Very well put vishab.

yes i fully agree.

Absolutely, Simple communcation is much more Precise and Loud.

Good Insight...Yes, this does happen quite often.  People like to impress clients with very 'lexiconic' words and jazzy jargons. But keeping things simple and honest is of utmost importance. At the end of the day one ought to remember that the ultimate goal is to sell and the best way to do it is keep it simple and straight forward. One is not there to win the best read or best writers crown...so just ditch the fancy words and stick on with a conversation that even a Eight grader understands...

That was a good one Vishab. I agree with you.
Its always good to keep our language simple while presenting or canvassing.  This way we reach the heart of the customer/prospect with much ease thereby making the sale easier.

Nice insight Vihsab, good for all the sales guys indeed and varsha nice comment from you to, communication can go wrong at times so proper communication is rather more important than anything in the sales field, so if one wants to do really good in selling then he should have a real good command while one is communicating.

Sales calls—everyone hates to receive them, and yet most of us have someone in our organization to make them. What if I told you there's a way to take your sales call out of the category of unwelcome interruption—and change it into something your prospects actually look forward to? Listen up and I'll tell you how. 

Actually,  The key word is LISTEN. No one wants a product pusher; prospects want to do business with you if they think it will make their lives better. What problem do you solve, what want do you satisfy? How do you know if they have that problem or want? By listening. A good salesperson will ask a lot of questions, listen carefully to the answers, and only then begin discussing why his or her product will be of help. Listening allows you to:
* Qualify the prospect as someone who has the interest and authority
* Make an ally, not an enemy, of the prospect—and be remembered for your caring attitude!
* Receive referrals, whether or not the person you're currently talking to is really your prospect 

And if what you offer isn't right in this situation, don't be afraid to say so! That too will make a positive impression.