The 10 Essential Brand Strategies for  Sales Success   UNMATCHED Denise Patrick Phil Morabito
 
#1- Get a System Make it simple:  Find your customers Prepare to talk to them Show them your brand   Help them buy Make sure they use your product or service and EXPERIENCE YOUR BRAND!
#2 – Understand Your Customer How do they think? What triggers their buying decision? Who influences them? Entrepreneur or big department?
#3 – Be Clear Who They Are   List the names Keep it simple   Where do they hang? How do you get to them?
#4 – Features Tell/Benefits Sell Features tell/brands sell Use bridging statements to demonstrate your brand Customize to audience
Cold call is a no call   You gotta like the warm call Understand their business; send them something that will illustrate your brand experience Plan your experience with your prospect  #5 - Approaches
#6 – Secure a Meeting   Ask for a few minutes Be specific on the time   Be confident Pre-meeting assignment
#7 – You ARE Your Brand   Body language = 55% Tone of voice/inflection = 38% Words / content / logic = 7% Total = 100%
#8– Ask the right questions   There are three types of questions that will lead you right to a sale: Fact finding Need finding Benefit finding
#9– Close early and often   There are three types of objections: They don’t believe you They don’t understand how it works They don’t need you
#10– Keep the pipeline filled   Find more suspects Turn them into prospects Get them to proposals Blow them away Close and win the day!
Tips & Pointers   It’s not easy, get over it You are a brand ambassador all the time You don’t ask, you don’t get Confidence is a killer Never be desperate Throw the pen
Tips & Pointers   Act like a normal person They have to qualify to be your customer Be willing to say no Value is what they buy It’s  always  about emotion
Recommended Books   The Accidental Salesperson  by Chris Lytle   Selling the Invisible   by Harry Beckwith The Little Red Book of Selling  by Jeffrey Gitomer
 
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    The 10 EssentialBrand Strategies for Sales Success UNMATCHED Denise Patrick Phil Morabito
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    #1- Get aSystem Make it simple: Find your customers Prepare to talk to them Show them your brand Help them buy Make sure they use your product or service and EXPERIENCE YOUR BRAND!
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    #2 – UnderstandYour Customer How do they think? What triggers their buying decision? Who influences them? Entrepreneur or big department?
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    #3 – BeClear Who They Are List the names Keep it simple Where do they hang? How do you get to them?
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    #4 – FeaturesTell/Benefits Sell Features tell/brands sell Use bridging statements to demonstrate your brand Customize to audience
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    Cold call isa no call You gotta like the warm call Understand their business; send them something that will illustrate your brand experience Plan your experience with your prospect #5 - Approaches
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    #6 – Securea Meeting Ask for a few minutes Be specific on the time Be confident Pre-meeting assignment
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    #7 – YouARE Your Brand Body language = 55% Tone of voice/inflection = 38% Words / content / logic = 7% Total = 100%
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    #8– Ask theright questions There are three types of questions that will lead you right to a sale: Fact finding Need finding Benefit finding
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    #9– Close earlyand often There are three types of objections: They don’t believe you They don’t understand how it works They don’t need you
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    #10– Keep thepipeline filled Find more suspects Turn them into prospects Get them to proposals Blow them away Close and win the day!
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    Tips & Pointers It’s not easy, get over it You are a brand ambassador all the time You don’t ask, you don’t get Confidence is a killer Never be desperate Throw the pen
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    Tips & Pointers Act like a normal person They have to qualify to be your customer Be willing to say no Value is what they buy It’s always about emotion
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    Recommended Books The Accidental Salesperson by Chris Lytle Selling the Invisible by Harry Beckwith The Little Red Book of Selling by Jeffrey Gitomer
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