Turn Your Prospect Upside Down
Want to have a little fun and stand out with a prospect who you know is creative and has a sense of humor? Send a letter printed “upside down” on your stationery that goes something like this.
Calming Down to Think (and Sell) Clearly
We can all learn a lot about communications during the current Covid/Economy/Civil unrest situations. Emotions are obviously running incredibly high and communication can be shrill, inconsistent and fearful. But of course, that only adds to the stress in… Read More
A Reminder to K.I.S.S.
When preparing for sales calls or presentations, salespeople often forget to K.I.S.S . . . Keep it Simple Stupid. Salespeople, as a rule, talk too much. WAY too much. One study determined that on a typical sales call… Read More
Turn a Price Objection Around
One way to face off with a price objection when a prospect points to a competitor whom they say is offering a lower price, is to politely ask the client to define the value and benefits the competitor… Read More
The Importance of Collaborative Teamwork
While we are all more isolated than we would like to be these days, we need to keep jumping on the phone or video conferencing to solve problems and generate creativity with our colleagues. Here’s why. In our… Read More
The Psychology of Engagement
It’s well-established that in school, students learn faster and retain information much better when they are interacting with the material rather than just hearing a lecture. The exact same dynamic applies to selling. You can dramatically increase your… Read More
Engaging as Salespeople During These Stressful Times
I’m sure you are very interested in how best to communicate with prospects and clients during today’s hyper-stressful times. As salespeople, you certainly do not want to be trite or minimize things because everybody is processing the situation… Read More
Implementing “The Pause” in Sales Conversations
The big engine is revving back up in many industries. Let’s get back to some selling tips. Some of the best salespeople in the world are trial lawyers. The best ones are excellent communicators and they make it… Read More
Taking a Passionate Interest in Our Clients
One of the fellows who inspired my book, “Mr Shmooze,” likes to tell his salespeople: “If you know a customer’s passion, and pay attention to it, you can find the key to any client’s heart.” And do you… Read More
Handling Procrastinators
Let’s take a few minutes to talk about one of our “favorite” prospects as salespeople: The Procrastinator. You know who I mean. The prospect who never says no but never says yes, chewing up huge chunks of time… Read More
A Monty Python Lesson on Selling
Most of us have experienced the humor of Monty Python over the years via their movies and TV shows. I am a big fan, so when I saw that one of the group’s preeminent members, John Cleese, was… Read More
How To Be a Likable Salesperson
Have you ever wondered why some people are so darn likable? You know the type . . . you are at a party meeting new people, everyone is a little uptight, and along comes someone who you immediately… Read More
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