Passion tells the prospect about you. Conviction sells the prospect, because it's customer-focused. # # # “Passion” is one of the most...
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What Are Your Big Selling Challenges? Take The S.C.O.R.E© Survey
Hey, solopreneurs and independent consultants! Are you ready to dig deep into your big sales challenges, to affirm what you're doing well, and...
Continue Reading →Introducing The S.C.O.R.E. Sales System & Sales Training Model
If you're an independent consultant, freelancer or a startup with challenges in the area of driving sales and developing new business, I can honestly...
Continue Reading →Pitching In Teams: Harmony Matters
Pitching in teams is usually more effective than pitching alone. There is one caveat, however. Your sales team must be in sync, in harmony....
Continue Reading →Tough Love & The Paradox Of A Successful Sales Pitch
When it comes to pitching new business, what drives success? Often, it's not about "nailing the brief," but about leveraging the paradox of a...
Continue Reading →Attraction Is An Emotion, And Why Emotions Sell
Real estate is a great industry for demonstrating the importance of the first impression in a sale. Without the Wow! Factor, many buyers will dismiss...
Continue Reading →Failure Sucks! How To Succeed With Three Winning Sales Strategies
I'm cynical about all the group-hugging celebrating failure. While I may give you a pat on the back for your courage, I'd rather take a stand and...
Continue Reading →Building Rapport? Think LinkedIn, Not Facebook
Building rapport is often a good way to start a first face-to-face meeting with a prospective customer. However, there are pitfalls. As a mindset,...
Continue Reading →Cold Calling: One Mindset & One Technique
Cold calling is not as daunting as many believe, particularly if you embed one mindset and get comfortable with one technique. + + + Very few...
Continue Reading →Two Steps To Make Your Sales Process More Effective
The two biggest mistakes I see in the customer acquisition process is that marketers say too much and salespeople explore too little. It follows that...
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