Posts Tagged ‘Sales’

The eyes of the seller to succeed in sales!

Thursday, February 2nd, 2012

For successful trade negotiations the look of the commercial is in my view (that of a seller), determining the first contact in the sales interview. Before that no word has been exchanged, it is next to the seller that the buyer will create that first impression, friendly or not, who will continue to influence throughout the sale. What is the real power of a glance? How should customers look for successful sales?

The eye is the most direct way of expressing the personality of a business. We can talk with her eyes, because it is an expression of our feelings silent glances and some say often longer than a conversation.

Moreover, the expressions on the eyes do not miss! A shifty eyes, a lost look, a look of contempt, to be stripped of the gaze, one mischievous look, a look of admiration, a sad-eyed, a look that kills, look in the whites of the eyes, a say, a smoldering gaze, a gaze seller …
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Real Talk … The Better To Sell

Wednesday, February 1st, 2012

Why many commercial and more generally the human being, sometimes say the opposite of what they think? Speak the truth, dare to say what we feel is the best solution yet to succeed in sales and in life … It should relearn simple relationships to be more effective in our trade negotiations!

Take for example the commercial, which reports each day visiting a prospect, scheduled between visits client in his tour. The business is often good reason to shift his visit because of time or rather envy … because, admittedly, a new customer prospecting requires effort! Then one day, miraculously (sometimes thanks to the impulse of the head of sales), sales are finally fixed the objective of visiting the famous prospect. Envy is born! The seller will then plan the organization of his day, a detour of fifty miles, with this single aim: to conquer a new customer.
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Sales Techniques In Question

Wednesday, December 21st, 2011

A 4 year old child asks 437 questions a day … And a commercial installation on average 7 sales interview questions! Why the difference? What are we talking about!?

According to the magazine “Parents”, a child between 3 and 5 years would average 437 questions a day. These dear little ones, in fact, want to know everything, understand everything about everything. The child is naturally curious about everything around him since he has everything to discover and learn about our universe. His curiosity demonstrates its vitality and to his awakening to life. This curiosity is limitless or taboo.
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Build his business communications strategy to become better known.

Wednesday, November 23rd, 2011

You want to let you know attract attention and build awareness of your business? You want to be loved by your customers, generate interest and trigger their desire? You want to act the barge to become a client and develop your sales? This article presents a simple five-step process to help you make yourself known to your customers.

When starting your business you will build your communication strategy to let you know. You must develop ways to attract attention and build your reputation.

You should also try to make you love stirring interest and triggering the desire to develop your clientele, or if you have the chance to benefit from a capital client, not to “waste” means objectives or how to build your communication policy in five steps
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5 effective sales strategies

Sunday, November 20th, 2011

We always wonder how do to sell more and better as I can reach more customers and that they buy my products. Well, here are 5 tips to get way more sales:

1 . Give me the taste. Not only of sight comes love, also the taste. Did you ever happened to go to the supermarket and leave with things that were not planning to buy, just because you got to try and you like me?, This strategy is essential for food and beverages, is the most effective way of getting Many try your product. It works very well also for cleaning and personal care, especially women love us samples of creams, shampoo and cosmetics. And if apart from giving it a try, give advice, you kill two birds with one stone, your potential customers try your product and position you as an expert in the field, generating confidence and credibility.
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Sales Forecasts

Wednesday, November 2nd, 2011

First we must establish the difference between sales forecast and sales potential of the company.

A forecast of sales, sets out what will be the actual sales of the company at a certain level of marketing effort of the company, while assessing sales potential which sales are possible at various levels of marketing effort, assuming that certain environmental conditions.

Also known as the technique that allows you to calculate sales projections in a fast and reliable, using data sources, whether inventory transactions or sales turnover. To estimate the future demand based on historical data generated by the movement of products from the Inventory Control module or sales invoicing module. (more…)

Converting sales objections

Sunday, October 30th, 2011

Usually when we read the advertisements in which staffs are requested to sales, we see a sentence that says “tolerance of failure” during the interview, ask if they resist the refusal of a client and make it an IS. Once I said that the issue of sales was statistically that for every X amount of offers wills only sales and percentage depending on the product, market and other variations, so for example, of 10 times we offer product consumption, only two of us buy. The truth is that I disagree. With my little or a lot of experience in sales, I dare say that in reality the problem is not rejection, but the way I take. When we fail to see the rejection as hell and see it as part of the sale, our attitude becomes positive, and believe me, dear reader, is contagious.

In a previous article mentioned the golden rules of a good salesperson, if not please do not read the first three are the basis of a positive attitude in dealing with objections. They are mentioned:

1. They know their product!
2. Know your company!
3. Know your customer!
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Ethics in sales

Friday, October 28th, 2011

“Ethics (from the Latin ethica “moral philosophy”, the adjective ethos “custom, habit”) comes from the Greek “Ethikos” meaning “character. ” Study aims at the moral and human action. Their study traces the origins of moral philosophy in classical Greece and its historical development has been diverse.

The concept that all sellers deceive, cheat and are using structured discourses to string all sorts of useless stuff is highly widespread in our culture. We all hate the salesperson knocks at our door, which at the mall offers a credit card or public service that leads miraculous remedies, make sure to run away from a vendor of this type, make his speech tried to evade and Beam said NO at least fifteen times before the sound thanked your phone. It is cultural escape from vendors, but to date there have been a victim of a scam, they predisposed to it and say that all dealers are crooks.
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The sales cycle

Monday, October 3rd, 2011

Sales are the core foundation of any organization, although in many cases is considered a secondary activity, without effective sales management products and / or services of non-move. Companies must spend on average 80% of their efforts to this task and 20% for all other activities. This does not mean they are unimportant or administrative operational tasks, but simply that it should seek to interfere as little as possible operating with sales. Moreover, the OS must support sales management telling everyone what to do and how to do exactly.

Winning customers is an art and a costly activity. That’s why, the sales process should be handled seamlessly to potentate the differences in business and generate competition.
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Ten most common and important errors in Sales

Saturday, September 17th, 2011
  • Do you feel you often have to sell is like begging? His time with a potential client is to see if he is qualified to do business with your company. Instead of asking questions that will determine whether it is possible to convert prospects to customers, retailers often find themselves hoping, even praying for the opportunity to “just show my products” and perhaps make a sale.

  • Do you speak too? The vendors who focus too much on advertising, account for time prospect with their talk and force him to hear (whether he is interested or not). For every hour in front of a prospectus, spend 5 minutes to sell the product or service and 55 minutes saying things that are unnecessary. As a result not achieved any order, the order is canceled or you get an “I’ll think.” 20/80 rule applies also to sell. The goal should be to get the client to make 80 percent of the conversation, while you make only 20 percent of it.
  • Does it make you a lot of guesswork? Your company should not be more in the business of selling products or services, but of providing solutions. But often, sellers try to tell customers the solution before they have understood the problem. Before selling, examine the customer’s problem completely. For that, ask direct questions and get a full understanding of the customer’s perspective.
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