As a small time retailer, I believe that I should believe in my own products. I use them all the time as a way of promoting them to people I come across with. That's actually a very good form of advertising and free too.
I have a friend who is a sales person of Honda cars and I think it is so wrong of him to drive a Hyundai! A car is something that the public see us it and if you are selling Honda cars but not even driving it yourself, how effective could your salesmanship be?
This logic actually applies to whatever product that we are selling. Whether it's a car, weight loss or deep wrinkle treatment products, if we, the seller, don't even believe in it, how can we convince potential buyers to do so?
I have a friend who is a sales person of Honda cars and I think it is so wrong of him to drive a Hyundai! A car is something that the public see us it and if you are selling Honda cars but not even driving it yourself, how effective could your salesmanship be?
This logic actually applies to whatever product that we are selling. Whether it's a car, weight loss or deep wrinkle treatment products, if we, the seller, don't even believe in it, how can we convince potential buyers to do so?
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