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When engaging with your customers, focus not only on what they say but also try to understand their emotions. Ask deeper questions to uncover their true desires and fears. Listen attentively, demonstrating genuine concern for their needs. Remember, it's not just about closing a sale; it's about forging long-lasting relationships. Strive to exceed your customers' emotional needs, turning prospects into loyal advocates. What techniques do you use to connect emotionally with your customers? #emotional #selling #customer #connection

Greetings respected professionals, I wanted to bring forward an engaging conversation about a critical area that holds a significant business potential for many within our network: Solutions for Motivated Sellers. As professionals, we all understand that selling can seem like a daunting task. Not having the proper approach or strategy can be overwhelming. 👉 The journey of executing a successful sale doesn't have to be arduous. Seen in a new light, selling could become a process that breeds motivation and fosters growth, creating a community of motivated sellers. Here's how. 1/ Understand your buyers: To sell effectively, it's paramount to understand our buyers: their pain points, needs, preferences, and demographics. This can reveal efficient ways to target messaging and promotions effectively. 2/ Prioritize Relationship: When we focus on fostering relationships, sales become easier. We need to humanize our selling processes and make them more about building bonds and less about making a quick sale. 3/ Implement tech: Technology in today's age is accessible and essential. It can help automate and streamline processes, giving you more time to focus on strategy and relationships. Let's take a moment to inspect these further. Embracing the concept of understanding your buyers isn’t just about knowing statistics. It involves empathizing with the buyer, understanding their journey, and how our product can cater to their needs. 🔑 Key takeaway: Proactively align with your customer's journey. Building relationships is a long-term investment and the crux of successful selling. Focusing on relationship building naturally encourages trust, which in turn triggers loyalty, leading to repeat sales and priceless word-of-mouth marketing. ⭐ Your relationship with your prospects can often be the value-add they are looking for. Technology doesn't necessarily have to take the human aspect away from selling. Instead, it can free us from redundant tasks and allow more time for strategy formulation and relationship-building–– aspects which genuinely necessitates human intervention. 💡 Remember: Technology is a tool, not a replacement. Let me know if you agree with these points or have further suggestions. Looking forward to a fruitful discussion. Let's make selling a motivation, not a challenge! #MotivatedSellers #BusinessStrategy #CustomerJourney

How often have you played a game and used an hourglass as a timer to test your knowledge, ensuring you stayed within a minute? I know I have played many games with an hourglass, and it makes me think on my feet. If we transfer this into our business environment, how many seconds do you have to engage, impress or delight someone? According to SWN Digital, the average first impression is made in just 27 seconds of meeting, a third of those polled make up their mind in under 10 seconds. A friendly smile (51 %), good manners (43 %) and eye contact (35 %) were revealed as the best ways to make your mark. Other methods included arriving on time (29 per cent), being conversational (23 %) and dressing smartly (15 %). Experience has shown me that when you are trying to sell and be salesy, the majority of people, but not all, tend to switch off. Meaning you have lost the prospect in the 27 seconds you had to make an impression. What if you dropped the facade and saw the person for who they are? A human being like you who wants to make a wholesome connection and feel valued! What difference do you believe it will make in your sales process? Would it take pressure off you within the first minute? Would you no longer have to think on your feet because you connect with sincerity? The most valuable time you can dedicate to your business is when you’re actively investing in understanding your customers on a deeper level. If you want to simplify your: ✅ sales process ✅ increase your sales conversion ✅ grow your profit Please reach out to me and lets start a conversation to explore converting more prospects into paying customers without being salesy- [email protected] Thank you for engaging in my posts, to see more content like this hit the bell bell on the top right of my profile. #salesprocess #leadconversion #sales #customerretention #customerexperience #touchpointsalesconsulting

This iconic scene from 𝑾𝒐𝒍𝒇 𝒐𝒇 𝑾𝒂𝒍𝒍 𝑺𝒕𝒓𝒆𝒆𝒕 is more than just a sales tactic; it's a lesson in understanding your audience. 🧐 This scene is a reminder that the most successful campaigns aren't about pushing a product, but about solving a problem for our customer. 🤝 𝗛𝗲𝗿𝗲'𝘀 𝘁𝗮𝗸𝗲 𝗼𝗻 𝘁𝗵𝗲 "𝗦𝗲𝗹𝗹 𝗠𝗲 𝗧𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝗣𝗲𝗻" 𝗰𝗵𝗮𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗻𝗴𝗲: ✅ It's not about the pen 🖊️; it's about creating a need and showing how your product or service fills that need. ✨ ✅ Know your customer 👥: Understand their pain points, desires, and what makes them tick. ❤️ ✅ Connect on a personal level 🤝: Speak to their emotions and show how your solution improves their lives. 🚀 This isn't just about selling; it's about building relationships and trust. #WolfOfWallStreet #SellMeThisPen #MarketingTips #ADMARKETINGSolutions

Day 2: Love the Client Selling is really just an energy exchange between two people. So, why the resistance? It often comes down to emotions. Get to know your client as if you are going on a date with someone you are interested in. Understand their needs and desires deeply. Have genuine conversations and avoid assuming what is best for them. Build a real connection and trust. People buy from the those they trust. Quest for Today: Think about a recent client interaction. How well did you understand their needs and built trust? Share a moment where you successfully connected with a client or where you could have done better. Drop your thoughts in the comments or DM me your experiences. #SellingWithLove #AmomentOfGrowthWithSheila

Got Followers, But No Buyers? Let’s Fix That. You’ve got the followers, but where are the sales? Let’s turn those likes into loyal customers. I'll let you in on the secret...It’s all about relationships, not just pushing products. Here’s how you can start: Stay Consistent: Show up in your followers' feeds providing value with Be consistent, authentic, and relatable. Solve Before You Sell: Offer solutions to your audience’s problems first. When you lead with value, the sales will follow. Personalize the Experience: Tailor your messaging to your audience’s needs and watch them go from casual followers to repeat buyers. I hope this helps! Go get those Buyers!!!!

"Branding is the plate on which your message is served." This is my answer to one of Mark Hunters excellent questions about branding from the sales perspective. Take a listen to his popular podcast! #Podcast #Sales

How I write stories on LinkedIn that lead to sales, used by 30+ B2B founders ↓ (some even closed $50,000+ deals with their first-ever story on LinkedIn) → Hook Your only chance to get your buyers' attention. - Hooks their attention - Attracts the right audience - Builds expectation → Stakes Your opportunity to keep them reading. - Increases emotional connection - Holds their attention for longer - Answers ‘why should I care?’ → Climax Your chance to drop the value. - Delivers the promise you made in the hook - Helps them close the loop - Strong, short sentences → Subtle sell Your chance to tease your offer. - Shows how you love working with them - States who your  ideal buyer is - Joke your ICPs understand 
 → Close Your last chance to leave a lasting impression.that attract my ideal buyers. - Punchy close that resonates with your ICP - Ends with the results you’ve generated - Builds credibility → Photo Your bonus opportunity to strengthen your brand. The best part? You can make it authentic, real, and literally close with a somewhat unrelated story... as long as you have an overarching strategy in mind.

who are you trying to convince? maybe you should attract. our messaging shouldn't have to fight for someone's nod of approval. it should attract your ideal customer by connecting with their needs. desires. dreams. it should be attractive to them, not desperate. your message doesn't have to fight to convince them to take action, we shouldn't have to move anyone's hand. Let the customer make the intentional effort and it'll pay off with higher conversions, sales, etc. what do you think? have you seen messaging that tries to hard to convince you?

Difference between need and creating a need !! A "need" refers to a requirement or desire that a person has, often stemming from a fundamental necessity or a perceived lack in their life. "Creating a need," on the other hand, involves influencing or generating a desire for something that may not have been initially recognized or considered essential by the individual. This is typically done through marketing, advertising, or persuasive techniques aimed at highlighting the benefits or value of a product or service in such a way that it becomes perceived as a need by the customer. Essentially, while a need already exists, creating a need involves shaping perceptions and stimulating demand. In summary, while understanding existing needs helps salespeople match their offerings to customer requirements. Creating needs enables them to expand their market and drive sales growth by showing customers how their product or service can enhance their lives. Both aspects are essential for sales success. #sales #realestate #success #growth