Chapter Thirty-seven. Don’t stop always taking “no” for an answer

David Zucker said: “Quit now, you’ll never make it. If you disregard this advice, you’ll be halfway there.” He may be right. Research in the field of selling has shown that 73% of customers say “no” five or more times before they say “yes.” By five or more times, I mean after a phone call, a meeting, or say upon receiving some of your marvelous marketing material that is immediately filed in the trash.

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