Ducky Derby – Post 6
andersonam22 A few weeks ago, Professor Sweet surprised us with the opportunity to practice what we had been learning in the classroom to a real life situation. He told us that…
Improvising
ph106568 When selling a product or service to a client, it is important to be able to go off-script and to be able to improvise during the sales conversation. Often times…
Keeping Control
During a sales conversation, and something that we saw in our sales pitches in front of the class, is that it can be very difficult to maintain control of the…
Upfront Contracts
As a salesperson, it is vitally important that during a sales conversation, you discuss an upfront contract with the potential client. Something at the beginning of the conversation that states:…
How to Approach a Prospect
When approaching a prospect, it is important to gauge the vibe when coming in to meet with them in person. If the prospect reaches out to shake your hand, look…
Budget
When discussing a potential sale with a prospective client, it is important to discuss budget later on in the sales conversation. Finance and budgeting are important aspects of what a…
Building Long-Term Relationships in Sales
duzx20 For professionals who work and thrive in industries that have long sales cycles, creating a long-lasting client relationship is important for a business to be sustainable. strengthening your relationships with…
Mastering the Art of Knowing When to Walk Away
Do you know when to walk away in Sales? sometimes, salespeople don’t like to walk away from sales, they would chase for the yes and even try tactics to pressure…
Effective Ways to Integrate Social Media Into Your Sales Strategy
Social Media has become an important marketing tool for businesses. whether is Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, TikTok, etc. Businesses need to stay active on this social media platform to inform…
What do you MEAN?
karwowskial21 I think one of, if not the most, interesting of Sandler’s Rules is #38: “The problem the prospect brings you is never the real problem.” This rule has really helped…