Posts Tagged ‘techniques’

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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The motivation a ‘powerful weapon!

Sunday, June 5th, 2011

How many times has already happened for whatever reason we lose our breath, we feel exhausted, discouraged and think that it’s not worth doing something more, it’s as if our lives lose the colors and scents. You feel prisoners in their lives, their weaknesses, their burdens … and. it goes on day after day without ever wondering what can I do?

What can I do to change? To find the strength to continue to breathe to enjoy life, to live!
The solution is simple: you have to fight! Struggling with motivation, motivation is a powerful tool that helps us in difficult times, helping us to achieve the goals and gives us the strength to go on when all seems lost.
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4 techniques to attract wealthy clients

Saturday, May 28th, 2011

Everyone wants to attract wealthy clients to their business, but not everyone knows how to attract these customers successfully.

Moving from a generalized to clientele wealthy clients first requires a change in your mindset, but this change will be rewarded by gains and growth that your business will generate.

To end, will exhibit four basic techniques to gain an elite clientele.
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Error sales No. 1: Do not show the product

Monday, May 23rd, 2011

Yes, one of the most common and serious errors of the sellers is: Do not show the product!

Unfortunately, many sellers out of laziness, ignorance or simply for convenience (as “no knowledge”), are likely to provide the customer with an endless series of information they consider crucial to push the customer to buy.

Every seller must know that the sale involves the feelings and emotions of the buyer. These emotions are built using scents, sounds, images and dreams (vision, hearing, smell, touch, taste).
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Strategies to sell

Monday, May 2nd, 2011

Most entrepreneurs start their business with great enthusiasm. There are many sacrifices made to start and grow’s activities, it focuses attention on every detail, from production to packaging, from pre-sales service after-sales service. Unfortunately, a large proportion of entrepreneurs is focused on short sale real and poses the following questions: how to sell the product, which proposes to offer commercial customers, such as raising awareness of the product and the company. In short, it pays little attention to planning an effective marketing strategy.

Regardless of the size of your company, your marketing strategy has to do with all the ideas and techniques to use with your clients to know and buy the product.
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Persuasion techniques

Thursday, April 28th, 2011

Why is it that a request made in a certain way is not accepted, but an identical request made in a slightly different gets the consent of the interlocutor?

There are many sales techniques that specialists dell’acquiescenza (experts in marketing, sales or advertising) used to obtain the consent of the majority of these techniques is attributable to categories, each of which is governed by a fundamental psychological principle that directs and does decide the behavior. Let us briefly analyze these psychological principles. (more…)

Sales techniques

Thursday, April 28th, 2011

The term sales techniques indicate all the methods used by sales professionals during a sales negotiation. Ultimate goal of selling techniques and closing the deal by selling a product or a service.

The sales techniques that can be used during a negotiation are varied and numerous, almost all of U.S. origin, but to simplify be divided into two categories, the techniques that aim to steal the customer’s needs and provide suitable solutions and techniques that have the sole purpose of selling an item or service ignoring needs, needs and desires of the customer.
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Establish Rapport

Sunday, April 24th, 2011

What is Rapport?

The report in the sale process is understood as the creation of a harmonious relationship and trust with the customer, so they are more open to share information and to accept suggestions from the seller.

Surely there will be realized to meet someone for the first time, on the street, in stations or anywhere else, and after half an hour you know a lot about his life or maybe yourself the secrets confided to you that you have not revealed even to your closest friends .

What happened? Simple, you have established a rapport.

Establish a rapport with another person, it generates a feeling of acceptance and trust which is fundamental in the sale. At this point, I think this extraordinary ability to establish rapport is innate in some subject and for others there is nothing to do, well, not so! Each of us can learn to create a rapport with the customer or with the people they know.
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Mr Miyagi says, “Act As If, Salesman, san”

Thursday, August 16th, 2007

Take on the qualities of others to overcome short-term self-doubt

This technique, “Act as if”, seems so “new age-y” that I’d like to tell you that I learned it from some Mr Miyagi style sales guru in a misty Japanese valley when training as a complex-sale ninja.

In fact I learned it from an obnoxious middle-aged sales manager halfway up a tower block in Bristol. Still, it really works, and if you suspend your scepticism for a moment, you could take a look at this and see if it’s for you.

All of us have been in situations in which we feel out of our comfort zone. Meeting senior executives early in your sales career, negotiating lump-in-the-throat important contracts, or presenting to large numbers of people are good examples for most people.
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