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1. Ask questions and listen
Product Specialist Josh Gillespie, from PandaDoc, says that it’s extremely important when qualifying, that you make sure you "peel the onion" and ask as many relevant questions as is appropriate.
"Often times, your prospect will withhold information from you that they don't think is pertinent to the conversation, but the more you know about your prospect and the intricacies of their company, the better chance you have of showing value." - Josh Gillespie.
The types of questions matter
You may have heard this before, but when you talk to your potential customer, try the approach of asking questions as if they have already bought your product or service. Don’t ask them if they’d like to buy but how they will be paying. Ask whether they will use your product or service at home or in the office.
2. Showcase your full potential
One secret on how to improve sales happens when you share results with your potential customers, it allows them to see how they can grow and scale their operation or satisfy their personal need; it makes it easier for them to buy what you’re selling because they’re seeing results. This is when customer testimonials come in handy.
3. Assume the sale
One of the best secrets of closing the sale is to assume the person on the other side has already made the decision to purchase your product or service. There are a few reasons behind this:
Depending on your industry, there’s a good chance your prospect has already done their research on your company or product, and, to a certain extent, already decided they are going to buy.
The confidence you show by assuming the sale will make it easier to build a relationship with your client. By the time you're done, they don't even realize they've been sold.
Take Keap's Lifecycle Marketing quiz to identify growth opportunities in your business
4. Stand out
Finding a product or service to solve a problem or fill a need is easier than ever in today’s online world. You can simply search, ask a few friends or look on social media platforms that you trust for comments about the company or product. Because of this, it’s important that your message stands out from the rest so that your prospect is drawn to you to solve their needs. Getting your potential customers to choose you begins with a unique first impression.
The message must speak to them: what is the pain they’re feeling (even if they don’t know that’s their pain yet)?
The delivery of your message must be compelling: make sure the messages you send are actionable.
5. Tell your story visually
Visuals can help your message become actionable. Things like video, whiteboards, images or other pictures will show how your prospect's problem will be solved with what you’re selling. By using images you create contrast, which can create the feeling of urgency, which will help you close the sale.
Check out Keap's Lifecycle Marketing Assessment to determine where your business stands among the industry's top performers.
6. Overcoming objections in sales
To the seasoned sales professional, though, an objection is an opportunity goldmine.
An objection means a buyer is engaged. A potential customer is actually considering your business proposal.
Overcoming sales objections is the key to making the sales. Here are some tips and tricks that will help you close.
Objection: "You’re too expensive."
Solution: Continue the conversation.
Competition is usually a part of business. Maybe your product or service really is higher in price than that of your competitor. But should that stop you? No. So don’t let that be the end of the conversation.
Objection: "Give me more."
Solution: Present the facts.
Many customers want the perfect combination of exceptional quality, wonderful service, and low prices all handed to them on a silver platter. We all know it is extremely difficult to provide the lowest possible price while simultaneously achieving the greatest quality and the greatest customer service.
Highlight your strengths. Have a clearly articulated reason in your back pocket that clearly explains what makes you better than your competitors. Highlight to your customers what they will receive and why it is, in fact, so great. In other words, sell the value that your product will bring to them.
Objection: "Your product doesn’t meet our needs."
Solution: See things from the client’s perspective.
Empathy is a powerful tool when overcoming a sales objection.
You may be a great salesperson and you may be able to sweet talk a prospect into buying once or even twice, but in the end, if your product isn’t meeting the people’s needs, they will go elsewhere. Pause to evaluate the mindset of your prospective customers.
The main takeaway here is that when you truly see through your clients’ eyes, you can customize your approach. You’ll begin making points that speak to both their emotions and the logical part of their brains.
Objection: "I don’t want to change."
Solution: Reshape the customer's fearful mindset.
Show the potential buyer that you have a proven track record of tangible success. And give them numbers to latch on to. Point out your past successes and demonstrate why you are reliable and dependable. This approach will go a long way. Facts speak volumes, and they’re essential to overcoming sales objections.
Overcoming sales objections may take practice, but your skills will improve over time. Never panic, because it certainly isn’t necessary to lower your price to get the sale. The simple act of customizing your approach will put you on the path toward negating future objections before they even occur.
7. Don’t fear giving away too much upfront
Sure, you need to be compensated for your time and knowledge. But far too many business owners, especially those in the professional service industries, don’t give enough education and information upfront. When you give more information than you’re comfortable with, you are empowering your customers and actually drawing them closer to your business.
8. Understand what motivates your customers to buy
Invest time to learn what motivates your customers (or prospects). Take the time to know their needs, challenges, concerns, and fears. Serve them first, and your interests will be served in turn.
As you learn about your customers, you are also investing time to better educate your customers to help move them farther down the sales funnel at the same time. People buy because they have some pain, or need. Understand your customer's need, solve that need, and you’ll have a much better chance of making a sale.
9. Push for a decision
"Maybe" is a terrible place to be. It’s not good for you, and it’s not good for the customer. You’re left unsure if the customer is (or will ever be) ready to buy, and the customer is in limbo waiting for a solution. When you know that prospects have enough information to make a decision, push them to make one.
The next time you’re in a sales meeting with a prospect, don’t ask them to buy from you – just ask for a decision. There’s a difference. And regardless of what that decision may be, find a way to serve them.
10. Always over-deliver
If you want to ensure that customers buy from you again and again and that they tell others about you, over-delivering is critical. It does not mean that you have to do something "big" that causes you to lose money. It can be something small to you, but maybe big for the customer. Over-delivering can be accomplished in different ways.
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1. Ask questions and listen
Product Specialist Josh Gillespie, from PandaDoc, says that it’s extremely important when qualifying, that you make sure you "peel the onion" and ask as many relevant questions as is appropriate.
"Often times, your prospect will withhold information from you that they don't think is pertinent to the conversation, but the more you know about your prospect and the intricacies of their company, the better chance you have of showing value." - Josh Gillespie.
The types of questions matter
You may have heard this before, but when you talk to your potential customer, try the approach of asking questions as if they have already bought your product or service. Don’t ask them if they’d like to buy but how they will be paying. Ask whether they will use your product or service at home or in the office.
2. Showcase your full potential
One secret on how to improve sales happens when you share results with your potential customers, it allows them to see how they can grow and scale their operation or satisfy their personal need; it makes it easier for them to buy what you’re selling because they’re seeing results. This is when customer testimonials come in handy.
3. Assume the sale
One of the best secrets of closing the sale is to assume the person on the other side has already made the decision to purchase your product or service. There are a few reasons behind this:
Depending on your industry, there’s a good chance your prospect has already done their research on your company or product, and, to a certain extent, already decided they are going to buy.
The confidence you show by assuming the sale will make it easier to build a relationship with your client. By the time you're done, they don't even realize they've been sold.
Take Keap's Lifecycle Marketing quiz to identify growth opportunities in your business
4. Stand out
Finding a product or service to solve a problem or fill a need is easier than ever in today’s online world. You can simply search, ask a few friends or look on social media platforms that you trust for comments about the company or product. Because of this, it’s important that your message stands out from the rest so that your prospect is drawn to you to solve their needs. Getting your potential customers to choose you begins with a unique first impression.
The message must speak to them: what is the pain they’re feeling (even if they don’t know that’s their pain yet)?
The delivery of your message must be compelling: make sure the messages you send are actionable.
5. Tell your story visually
Visuals can help your message become actionable. Things like video, whiteboards, images or other pictures will show how your prospect's problem will be solved with what you’re selling. By using images you create contrast, which can create the feeling of urgency, which will help you close the sale.
Check out Keap's Lifecycle Marketing Assessment to determine where your business stands among the industry's top performers.
6. Overcoming objections in sales
To the seasoned sales professional, though, an objection is an opportunity goldmine.
An objection means a buyer is engaged. A potential customer is actually considering your business proposal.
Overcoming sales objections is the key to making the sales. Here are some tips and tricks that will help you close.
Objection: "You’re too expensive."
Solution: Continue the conversation.
Competition is usually a part of business. Maybe your product or service really is higher in price than that of your competitor. But should that stop you? No. So don’t let that be the end of the conversation.
Objection: "Give me more."
Solution: Present the facts.
Many customers want the perfect combination of exceptional quality, wonderful service, and low prices all handed to them on a silver platter. We all know it is extremely difficult to provide the lowest possible price while simultaneously achieving the greatest quality and the greatest customer service.
Highlight your strengths. Have a clearly articulated reason in your back pocket that clearly explains what makes you better than your competitors. Highlight to your customers what they will receive and why it is, in fact, so great. In other words, sell the value that your product will bring to them.
Objection: "Your product doesn’t meet our needs."
Solution: See things from the client’s perspective.
Empathy is a powerful tool when overcoming a sales objection.
You may be a great salesperson and you may be able to sweet talk a prospect into buying once or even twice, but in the end, if your product isn’t meeting the people’s needs, they will go elsewhere. Pause to evaluate the mindset of your prospective customers.
The main takeaway here is that when you truly see through your clients’ eyes, you can customize your approach. You’ll begin making points that speak to both their emotions and the logical part of their brains.
Objection: "I don’t want to change."
Solution: Reshape the customer's fearful mindset.
Show the potential buyer that you have a proven track record of tangible success. And give them numbers to latch on to. Point out your past successes and demonstrate why you are reliable and dependable. This approach will go a long way. Facts speak volumes, and they’re essential to overcoming sales objections.
Overcoming sales objections may take practice, but your skills will improve over time. Never panic, because it certainly isn’t necessary to lower your price to get the sale. The simple act of customizing your approach will put you on the path toward negating future objections before they even occur.
7. Don’t fear giving away too much upfront
Sure, you need to be compensated for your time and knowledge. But far too many business owners, especially those in the professional service industries, don’t give enough education and information upfront. When you give more information than you’re comfortable with, you are empowering your customers and actually drawing them closer to your business.
8. Understand what motivates your customers to buy
Invest time to learn what motivates your customers (or prospects). Take the time to know their needs, challenges, concerns, and fears. Serve them first, and your interests will be served in turn.
As you learn about your customers, you are also investing time to better educate your customers to help move them farther down the sales funnel at the same time. People buy because they have some pain, or need. Understand your customer's need, solve that need, and you’ll have a much better chance of making a sale.
9. Push for a decision
"Maybe" is a terrible place to be. It’s not good for you, and it’s not good for the customer. You’re left unsure if the customer is (or will ever be) ready to buy, and the customer is in limbo waiting for a solution. When you know that prospects have enough information to make a decision, push them to make one.
The next time you’re in a sales meeting with a prospect, don’t ask them to buy from you – just ask for a decision. There’s a difference. And regardless of what that decision may be, find a way to serve them.
10. Always over-deliver
If you want to ensure that customers buy from you again and again and that they tell others about you, over-delivering is critical. It does not mean that you have to do something "big" that causes you to lose money. It can be something small to you, but maybe big for the customer. Over-delivering can be accomplished in different ways.
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