Posts Tagged ‘tips’

Tips for motivating your sales team

Saturday, June 25th, 2011

The motivation appears to be one of the toughest applications to control. Several managers told me that some of their representatives are continually motivated (usually 20%) with the majority against need to be surrounded, coach, mentor or kept as children. You are knowingly?

When he asks me what to do, I reply, “The motivation must come from within the people” in other words, each member of your team is already motivated. However, there are five things you can do to keep your team motivated always.

1) Set your sales goals this month and clearly state representatives who are part of those goals. I am sure that you set your goals this month, for what is against all the representatives know their specific part to achieve these goals? Word of advice — they are not all equal. We must recognize that there are representatives who produce more than others, also make sure these representatives are aware of their involvement and their own goal.
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21 tips for non-sellers

Wednesday, June 1st, 2011

And ‘know, selling is an art that not everyone likes, and not everyone has the skills to sell. But if you agree that sales are a key point for your business or if you need them for a profession that you are interested in but do not know where to start…. The following are some tips to expose vendors or prospective vendors.

In fact, you can have the best product in the world, a great price and consistent quality, but if you are not successful in selling the business may eventually be affected.
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10 Tips to learn how to negotiate

Wednesday, May 4th, 2011

Many companies fail to take off and achieve targets for a simple reason: they have not learned one of the most important skills that every entrepreneur must master and say “negotiate.”

Here I would like to share some simple tips to help you become a good negotiator, and grow your business.
But what is meant by negotiation? Conceptually, the negotiation is seen as the process by which two parties agree on the benefits in both commercial and individual within the interpersonal or private.

When we start a business, we begin a negotiation that will continue for the duration of the business, negotiate with suppliers, negotiate with clients, negotiate with the banks, we negotiate with our partner, with trade associations, etc. etc… Negotiate thousands of things every day, and that is why it is necessary to learn this skill that can literally transform our business. (more…)

5 tips to get higher sales

Wednesday, November 3rd, 2010

I should definitely mention you that there is no magic formula that will work immediately on obtaining more sales. But if I can mention several useful tips that will serve to make the change you want.

1. Reorganizate

Evaluates and analyzes the whole process that you hold at the time to offer your products or services. Do not forget that in any process the basis for all work must be the organization.The error of many is to want to do everything at once. Set an agenda and seeks to set aside a day for each process. Believe me, it will be easier.you can cover everything and best of all. you’ll be free to the personal level. You’ll notice the difference.

2. Identify your customer

Not everyone can be your customer. So, focus your energy on finding the ideal niche. This group of customers who value your services, effort and dedication to provide excellent service. Start by creating a list of every potential customer that you understand you can buy your services. Then slowly begin to debug the same based on a careful analysis followed by your intuition.
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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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