Stop Discounting in Tough Times
By Paul Reilly A recent article in Inc. Magazine suggested that “discounting is for dummies.” The article even mentions Warren Buffett’s philosophy on pricing. Although Buffett is a hands-off executive with his company, he is [...]
Buyers Want Outcomes, Not Products
By Paul Reilly It is 116 degrees in Las Vegas, so the pool seems like a logical choice. My conference finished early, so I enjoy some downtime. From the pool, I watch Italy defeat England [...]
WHAT GOLF TEACHES US ABOUT SALES (AND LIFE)
By Paul Reilly Jon Rahm is currently the third best golfer in the world. Last weekend, he withdrew from the Memorial Tournament, missing out on his chance to win $1.67 million. Rahm tested positive for [...]
The Worst Four-letter F-word is…FREE
By Paul Reilly Buyers are addicted to free. Buyers want free delivery, free installation, free samples, free warranties, free maintenance. Subscription-based companies often offer a "freemium" option to entice buyers. "Free" is bad business. The [...]
More Meetings Please
By Paul Reilly Something is happening. Over the past month, my office has received an influx of requests to speak and train at LIVE (face-to-face) events. As an extroverted people person, you could imagine my [...]
First, Do No Harm
By Paul Reilly The Hippocratic Oath dates back to the Greek physician, Hippocrates. The original oath is over 2500 years old. The most recognizable words in that oath are, “First, do no harm”—an obvious yet [...]