Official Review: Get to the Greene Sales by Justin Greene
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Official Review: Get to the Greene Sales by Justin Greene
Get to the Greene Sales by Justin M. Greene is a business book that explains the concept of being an effective salesperson in a fast-changing world. The author started by describing how to build a relationship with customers through social media and online platforms. He further talked about how to set a goal in business and achieve those goals. With illustrations, he explained the strategies that can help a salesperson to become productive above other competitors. This novel analyzed the proper attitudes and dispositions that can develop a sale business.
As a copywriter, this book was quite informative. It introduced me to different ideas that can assist me in growing my career as a copywriter. Even though the pages were few, the contents were enriching. I believe this book’s information will help companies and individuals who desire to venture into sales activities.
The thing I liked most about this book was how the author used analogies of an animal, Wolf, to explain how to be strategic in the sales business. Justin M. Greene showed how vast he understood business development. His style of communication was very concise and easy to understand. Average readers will not find it difficult to grasp his ideas.
Another thing that intrigued me about this book was that it could be used in seminars and conferences and can guide salespersons.
Furthermore, I appreciated that the author shared his personal experiences with his readers. He experienced failures and difficulties in his career as a seller. He repeatedly referred to his incidents as a car seller. It is interesting to learn from someone familiar with your struggles.
I read motivational quotes in this book. Justin M. Greene combined a motivating writing style with diplomatic undertones. My favorite statement in this book was, “It is better to seek progress than perfection.” He encouraged his readers to be persistent amid failures.
There was nothing I disliked about this novel. I liked the fact that the author was not lengthy and ambiguous in his writing style. After examining this book, I did not find any typographical error; therefore, I concluded that the book was edited professionally.
Based on the facts explained above, I award this book a 4 out of 4 stars. The editing and formatting were done correctly; therefore, I did not deduct a star from the rating. I recommend this excellent business book to those who are interested in learning business strategies on sales.
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