- Save your energy by defining / identifying prospects
Those who are more likely to be your customers. - Qualify early in the sales process
If the prospect has a budget / need / good value for money proposition - Have a strong sales message and positioning
Why should the prospect buy from you - Periodically clean up your sales pipeline
Identify "bad leads" and remove them - Contact the real decision makers
Those owning problem / budget / authority - Focus on large prospects
They are likely to have the kind of money to buy - without straining - For first-time appointments : Get an appointment any day the customer wants
Then later you can re-schedule it the day you want - Get referrals
Get existing customer /colleague to suggest your name to a prospect - Time is your biggest resource
Optimize it - Have an outcome as an objective for each meeting
Keep meetings short and sweet - Never Surface Objections Yourself
- Sense the Right Time, Then Close
- The reason why competition got the sale is they talked to the right people
And you did not - Increase the Amount of Each Sale
- Decrease Your Sales Cycle Time
- Flexible Terms and Conditions
Checklists are quick and telegraphic. You can use them to prompt you, to remind you, to help you audit yourself . Checklists help in ensuring nothing important is missed and thus they help you prepare for meetings and presentations. Please do leave your valuable comments under each post. Also, you can send me your own lists. Or write to me what you would like to see here. send to skpalekar@hotmail.com
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16 Ways to increase sales
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