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Sales Training to Go

Sales managers now can have weekly training videos delivered to them from the Internet.


By Jan Mitchell, Contributing Editor September 30, 2004
This article first appeared in the PB October 2004 issue of Pro Builder.

 

Sales managers now can have weekly training videos delivered to them from the Internet, thanks to an innovative concept developed by John Rymer, a veteran of more than 20 years in new home sales and a former vice president for Morrison Homes in Atlanta.

NewHomeKnowledge.com searches for the nation's best new home salespeople and interviews them on a variety of topics from how to handle the "just-looking" customer to how to respond to the price-per-square-foot-focused customer to how to best answer e-mail inquiries. Members receive a three- to five-minute video every week with their subscriptions.

To subscribe or to be considered for an interview, visit the Web site at www.NewHomeKnowledge.com.

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