It doesn’t matter if you are in an auto sales training, TV and radio sales, estate sales or time share sales in my conversations with sales management over the years, I’ve found that top producers all have one thing in common: they’ve taken the time to sit down and create goals for themselves and committed to sales training.
Even if during the sales seminar they were skeptical when they started the process of goal setting and planning, every one of them has become a true believer.
No matter what you are selling, there are just two things you really have to do well to make a sale. The first of these is to make the customer want the item. You have to describe how the customer will use the item, how poorly they have been getting along without it and how much better things will be once they have the item. The other part of this is to make the customer want the item. Needing an item and wanting it are two different things, but both elements should be there in order to make the most sales possible.
Have you ever noticed how even the most boring items on TV are advertised as being fun? Look at the smiling people handling dog food or constipation medicine. Even if the item is something that is boring, utilitarian or even embarrassing, the ads all try to make the product look like fun to have. You can borrow from this technique by injecting a little bit of fun and humor into your sales techniques. It might not be a fun product, but you can make it seem so if you go about it the right way. If the customer wants the product, most customers will find a way to get it, even if they don’t really need it.
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In the world of business, I believe you are aiming to win all the negotiations you make. Negotiations are not easy to win because you have a lot of things to learn, practice, master and also prepare.
In the military missions, before they engage themselves into battle, they already prepared a strategy and tactics on how they are going to attack the enemy, this is sort of a battle plan. Now, in the battle of business especially in marketing and sales, if you want to win the battle, you also need a battle plan.
I have always been praised for my baking skills, I bake locally at a church and always asked to bake and sometimes sell my items. A local tea room just closed, but a news/coffee stand has bought it. I was thinking of contacting the new owner to see if I might go in with them to sell pastries and such at the store when they open. The business already has a business kitchen since it used to serve meals so they would not have to add to the location, so the only cost would be health inspections and cost of cooking and product. What would be the best way to approch this owner. I have looked into opening a bakery in town, with growth of the town and lack of supply of this item I was told it would do well, especially if a coffee shop atomosphere was put into place. So when this business was at the local chamber of commerce meeting (I was catering) I thought it would be more cost effective to join that compete. Any professional advice would be appreciated
The person may be a fine conversationalist, very entertaining, or well-liked. These qualities alone, although they are valuable assets, will not qualify someone as a salesperson. Those hoping to become a professional salesperson and obtain the income, prestige, and sense of well-being of the skilled closer must develop the ability to close sales.
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What techniques have you used to generate consistent sales?
I do NOT want “buy this guru’s package” or “go to my blog” – I am looking for concrete responses of techniques that WORK.
For example, the most effective marketing tool for my book “Aggressive Pleadings For The Non-Custodial Father” was FORUMS.
I have not yet found a comparable marketing tool for my latest: “Don’t Just Build A List – Build A COMMUNITY”
Before starting my consulting business, I worked as a cable TV salesman, selling monthly subscriptions door-to-door in Portland, OR. Like many sales spots, this was a 100% sales commission job. What it meant in essence is that I “wrote my own paycheck each day”, based totally on my efforts – regardless of the weather or any circumstance.
Prior to this job, I had worked for a large mental health agency where I had a guaranteed paycheck. Regardless of how hard or how little I worked, I always got paid. But now I was in a position where I was really the person deciding how much I earned or did NOT earn each day. To say it was a radical departure was an understatement.
