Thursday, September 6, 2012

Emotional process of selling


The sales process is based on a foundation of emotion. People have needs and desires. Your skills through your sales skills to meet those needs and desires better than your competitors will allow you to increase sales and ensure sales success.

How to do this is through the emotions. Linda Martin, the founder of Resource Associates Corporation and co-author of Fail-Safe Leadership, once told me: "Let no one likes to be sold, but everybody loves to buy." These words were said by many others including my father, but in that particular date, they have blocked.

As a sales professional, you need the emotional process of selling the first step to meet someone for the ascertainment of the facts to present the case to earn the sale to provide for the sale and requesting referrals. The more you can bring both positive and negative emotions for the sales process through your ability to sell the greater the likelihood of achieving your goal of increasing sales.

Imagine that you and your prospect are on one side of a small crack. The crack is the problem of perspective, need or desire. Your goal is to widen the crack and create a much larger crack or better still a big, wide slit gap down thousands of meters and is at least 100 meters in diameter. The opposite side from where you are standing becomes the place to be desired, the end result if this terrible gap is bridged.

Then you must demonstrate through your words, your sales skills and your business experience as you can help your clients bridge that gap to get those desired results. Furthermore, it is necessary to show what you can do that others have failed to achieve.

In the world of sales, we talk about value and is the main reason why people buy. Demonstrating value through their ability to sell, it is evident a positive return on investment. Your goal is to build a bridge that overshadows all the other bridges and will last a very long time. When you can do it, you can actually pay more than their competitors.

Just think for a moment. Pay more than their competitors. Is it not a good place to be?

Ram Charan to read in his book What every customer wants you to know: What everyone needs to think differently about Sales provides excellent information on how to add value. He claims there as your products or services meet the needs of your customers and traveling along the supply chain to customers of your customers if your goal is to increase sales.

Sales Coaching Tip: Acting through the revisiting of the sales process along with your ability to sell and trade action plan. See if you are really using emotions to your advantage. Remember, nobody likes to be sold, but everybody loves to buy! ......

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