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CONQUER Failure
Sales and rejection go hand- You’ll miss targets. You’ll face
in-hand, and actively avoiding objections. You’ll fail to close
failure does a lot more harm really important deals. But panic
than good. won’t help you.
High Performers
36.97% 36.5
Conversion Rate Days to Close
Low Performers
Lost Wo n
4.9% 53.62
Conversion Rate Days to Close
1. Ready
2. Willing
3. Able
problem they need to solve While salespeople handle the sale, marketing
follows up with customers you close. Ask them to
share valuable insights, such as buyer personas
of active customers or feedback survey data, and
FACT use that knowledge to hone in on leads that fit the
profile.
A prospect without a problem (or one
that they’re aware of) is likely to reject the
Practical advice: If most of your lead generation
solution you’re selling.
process happens online, make sure you fine tune
your lead generation forms and channels to suit the
prospects you’re after.
OVERCOME SALES
OBJECTIONS
Takeaway: Takeaway:
Make sure you simplify your proposition and tell Spend time listening so that you understand what
a compelling story – and never forget to tailor your prospect thinks – and then you can share
the language you use to make everything easy to information that confirms these thoughts.
understand.
Takeaway:
Work together with your prospect to customize
your solution to cater to their specific needs. Make
them feel like they have a hand in shaping the
solution.
Now that Dan has done his research, the next step
Dan talks too much is to use what he already knows to learn more
about his prospect.
Halo
Effect
Ambiguity Bandwagon
Effect Effect
Don’t fall into the group of salespeople who spend too much time
chasing the wrong prospects.
Seal more deals with less calls by identifying and targeting prospects
who are:
Once you find your target market of ready, willing, and able prospects
you can use the 7 cognitive biases you learned today to maximize the
impact of your communications.
5. Make the most of the halo effect by investing in the first 4. Be considerate and respect your prospect’s
impression. Don’t dive into the sale, and use that initial contact schedule
to build trust and get to know who you’re talking to.
5. Position yourself as an expert, not a sales guy
6. Use the IKEA effect to give your prospects a role in developing
solution (a.k.a. your product or service). This will ultimately
increase the perceived value of your offering.
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