Sales Training Bonus Tip Of The Week
June 3rd, 2007
Hi everybody,
I am too excited to contain myself. Monday June the 2nd is the BIG day! All the things I have been hinting about will be announced. Even though it appears that I am teasing you, respectfully I don’t mean to, I just can’t say anything. It’s harder for me than you the gracious readers.
Now to the “Bonus Tip Of The Week”.
I often see young sales persons when giving sales presentations and while describing certain features ALWAYS refer to how much THEY like the feature. WRONG approach!
The advanced way of doing this is to comment on how much EVERYONE else likes that particular feature. Remember it is NOT about YOU! Not only that, anyone that has a fair amount of intelligence realizes that a beginner sales person more than likely doesn’t even own the product. You lost the sincerity aspect of the bonding process. On the other hand, by informing the prospective customer that EVERYONE else loves that particular feature makes the customer feel like they want to agree with everyone else and love that feature also.
Remember new sales persons It is not about YOU! The customer doesn’t care about what you like. They care what everyone else thinks. Also remember sincerity IS one of the 8 Basics of Success!
“The Specialist”









June 3rd, 2007 at 5:42 pm
Love it!
It’s not about you!
It’s about you showing them why it is beneficial to them. Let them tell you how they want to be sold, and then show them how the product or service fills their need!
Awesome post!
http://scottgbradley.blogspot.com
June 4th, 2007 at 2:56 am
i have to say that played a really big role in my day today. my very first sale was about 15 mins after we opened didnt even have everything set up yet. Everything the guy thought was good,great, whatever i replied with thats what everyone says and he was like yea! Then i did a few more advanced tech and it just was so perfect. It really works!
October 3rd, 2007 at 12:42 pm
Well said!
Sales Superstars know that all the focus must be on the prospect. When that happens, you are transformed from “sales rep” to “trusted advisor”.
Nick Moreno
The National Sales Center
http://www.nationalsalescenter.com/