Avoid Salesy - Feel Good
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1 non-salesy tip
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Lot's of opinions and advice on handling objections - some are decent.
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- Avoid them
- Anticipate them
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- It’s similar to the recycling phenomenon
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- Everyone talks about the last “R” - recycle
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- Few discuss the more important reduce and reuse
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It’s the same with objections - everyone has a tactic for “handling”
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But there’s not a lot of chat about “avoiding” and “anticipating”
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1 sales principle
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Avoid & anticipating objections makes them much less frequent
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1 vid
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1 suggestion
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Simple Step to Help Prospects Trust You & Feel Heard
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Insert a recap into your sales convos - too often we jump right to solutions. A recap helps a prospect feel heard, appreciated, understood - short video...
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Does your prospect "feel" heard?
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Simple step to ensure your prospect feels heard: Insert a recap into your sales convos Ever chat with a boss, a friend, or peer—and they suddenly go, "Got it," and then zone out while you're still talking? Happens all the time. Happens in sales conversations too. Imagine a seller who thinks they've totally understood the prospect's needs and starts daydreaming about …
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This cold email ask gets sales convos started...
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Bad: Can I grab 15-mins on your cal? Better: Open to a convo…? Worth a chat? Pure gold: Is it worth a short email exchange to see if a convo even makes sense?
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What's going on with your buyer?
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I saw a recent ad (somewhere) that used the word "Permacrisis" to describe how many are feeling today. Permacrisis is a period of long suffering, confusion, and difficulty with no apparent end. And this is indeed how buyers are feeling. While we need to create a safe space for our buyers given the realities, we also need to think differently …
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