Ross was having lunch with a referral and was hoping to close the sale. They seemed very interested and asked if he could email some documents that same afternoon to a colleague. Fortunately, he had them available via Dropbox and was able to send the message with attachments immediately. They were impressed, and he got the deal. Ross had previously lost valuable time with prospective clients because he had to wait until he got back to the office hours later,
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3 Reasons Why a Sunny Outlook Brings More Success
People often make fun of "the power of positive thinking" - or consider people who subscribe synonymous with idiots walking on rainbows with rays of sunshine coming out their
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Friday, October 22, 2010
Selling With Confidence
Feel like you want or need more Sales Moxie or Mojo? Do you berate yourself for not asking for the sale, speaking with confidence, or generally being uncomfortable or even afraid in sales situations? There are some easy ways to feel more comfortable and confident when selling.
After all, "sell" is a 4-letter word.
But "sell" is not a bad word! Successful sellers are helpful, influential, and skilled at finding a match with customer needs --rather than manipulative-- so you can quit worrying about changing your personality! You probably just need to rev up your confidence. Yes, there is definitely the idea of too much confidence in sales which can come across as aggressive, "sales-y" or pushy, and this approach is the cause of most buyer's remorse, returns, and canceled contracts. Yet the other side of the spectrum is probably worse because although it makes friends and establishes comfort with prospects and buyers, it is simply not as effective (as the overly confident sales approach) in terms of actual sales. Let's face it, provided you believe in your product or service, you can't truly help people if you don't offer them ownership.
Why do people buy from sharks?
Bottom line: they respect sales confidence. Think about how your own buying experiences validate this. As buyers, we want
After all, "sell" is a 4-letter word.
But "sell" is not a bad word! Successful sellers are helpful, influential, and skilled at finding a match with customer needs --rather than manipulative-- so you can quit worrying about changing your personality! You probably just need to rev up your confidence. Yes, there is definitely the idea of too much confidence in sales which can come across as aggressive, "sales-y" or pushy, and this approach is the cause of most buyer's remorse, returns, and canceled contracts. Yet the other side of the spectrum is probably worse because although it makes friends and establishes comfort with prospects and buyers, it is simply not as effective (as the overly confident sales approach) in terms of actual sales. Let's face it, provided you believe in your product or service, you can't truly help people if you don't offer them ownership.
Why do people buy from sharks?
Bottom line: they respect sales confidence. Think about how your own buying experiences validate this. As buyers, we want
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