This book is not only about the technique of selling products of difficult choice, but also about the “content” of selling— the persuasive information that should make the buyer want to purchase; and also about how to create this information and use it as effective sales tools. To be able to do all this, a real sales consultant must be a good marketer—seeing everything through the buyer’s eyes and knowing how to “prepare the buyer for purchase” (P. Drucker). In this book, the buying-and-selling process is presented in the context of marketing thinking and customer orientation—meaning, first of all, as a purchase (from the Client), and not as pushy sales (from yourself). In this context, the seller shouldn’t just sell; they should help the Client buy. The book includes many practical examples—for sales consultants, marketers, and other specialists.