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11 Mar

Can You See the Difference?

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A smiling saleswoman engaging in a handshake with a client across the table, showcasing what the key differences in customer interactions can look like.
Question: What is your customer really buying? What keeps them coming back? What is going to make them refer people to you? What will decrease the importance of just price alone? Answer: The overall buying experience your customer has when dealing with YOU. Below
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07 Mar

Using Phone Meetings vs Phone Tag

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A saleswoman is smiling while talking on the phone and working on her laptop, exemplifying the strategy of choosing phone meetings over phone tag for sales success.
While this topic by its title may seem too simple for a whole page, I can tell you that it is the single most powerful technique I use on a day-to-day basis. Why is the Technique Useful? 1. Quantity: To
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06 Mar

The Power of Assumption

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A salesperson in a blazer is composing an email on a laptop, a practice in effective scheduling with the Power of Assumption to secure meetings.
The Purpose: To trigger a response/action when trying to book a meeting, hit a deadline or to get a timely response when you are not in front of your audience, not talking with them or not everyone has their calendar.
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06 Mar

Take Control: Stay in the Driver’s Seat

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A close-up of a focused salesperson making notes in their meeting agenda, a key part of a sales strategy for maintaining control during client meetings.
Just like in a car, in every relationship, there can only be 1 “driver” (lead). You or them? The sooner you “grab the wheel”, the faster your audience will naturally move into the “passenger” seat (which ultimately means they trust
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02 Mar

Them-Centric Demos

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A smiling salesman points to a flip chart, set to deliver a them-centric demo as a winning sales strategy to an engaged audience.
For many of us, whether face to face or via a “webinar”, doing a demo is an expected part of your selling process. This module talks about some of the do’s and don’ts. Classic Mistakes Demoing too soon: Too often,
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01 Mar

Using Presentations & Marketing Material: 101

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A salesperson delivers a presentation to a group of business people, utilizing effective presentations and marketing materials, as seen on the screen, to communicate key points in an office setting.
People spend a lot of time and money developing fancy websites, shmancy power point presentations, and creative PDF’s. Sometimes, they even customize each presentation in preparation for a 1st meeting with a new prospect. Here are some tips and techniques
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29 Feb

What’s Important to Your Audience? 

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A saleswoman confidently presents a demo to a prospect, illustrating strategies for meeting customer needs effectively.
Human nature is typically “risk averse”. They want what they want at the lowest risk possible. The definition of risk differs for different people. Some people would rather pay more because they believe (rightly or wrongly) that something is going
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28 Feb

What’s the Real Need? Start by Understanding the “Why”

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A saleswoman attentively takes a sales prospect through a questionnaire, demonstrating the practice of understanding customer needs through 'why' questions.
For parts of a discovery: Finally, after many calls, emails and conversations, you get a nibble. The customer tells you they are ready, interested and willing to talk with you to learn more. Typically, the customer will now ask or
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10 Feb

Working Your COI’s (Centers of Influence)

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Strategies for Networking with Centers of Influence
What is a COI? COI’s are “people who know the people you want to meet”. COI’s generally don’t buy from you. They are not distributors or resellers. Example: In my business, Consultants, lawyers, accountants, CEO groups, marketing firms would have access
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10 Feb

Who Should I Target?

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A person using a laptop with a target icon and other symbols on the screen.
OK … so you have just been hired into Business Development, Lead Generation or a salesperson. You are excited. Now what? What are your next steps in finding qualified leads? Step 1: Find out what kind of companies should buy
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Recent Posts

  • Wanna Know if Your Audience is Engaged/Interested?
  • Don’t Just Send … Present!
  • Prospecting Ain’t Easy: Staying Productive
  • What’s the Real Need? Start by Understanding the “Why”
  • Asking the Big Questions

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