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Tips for Improving your business sales
Slide 1 TIPS FOR IMPROVING YOUR BUSINESS SALES The sales profession grow faster than ever today. In the blink of an eye, new competitors develop, products similar to yours are free, and before you know it, it’s a race to the ground . Here are some basic tips you can take to raise your sales performance, discount your cost of selling, and protect your survival. It's just as important to be able to listen intently, think critically, and to logically apply effective sales techniques. 7 Tips for Improving your business sales 1. Listen It's elegant hard to gratify a customer if you don't know what they need luckily, most of the time, all you'll have to do to figure this out is to simply listen. This isn't hard at the starting of your pitch, ask a customer what you can help with and let the customer describe her problem or desire. 2. Clarify your plan. Start by understanding your business slot . What do you do best? Who demand what you do? How do you best way these prospects? How much are they promote to pay? If these questions are not answered , crusade at the top for accuracy and vision. 3. Sell to customer demands. Always accept your prospects will buy only what they want. How can you assure them of that wants ? maintain the features of your product or service that less costs and solve problems for the customer. Sometimes you can transfer your wares. 4. Purpose Know both what to do and why you’re doing it at every step along the way. Who are you targeting and why? What are you going to tell them and why? What are you going to ask them and why? What is your proposal going to look like and why? When are you going to ask for the order? If you don’t feel sure of yourself at every step of the selling process, get some training or guidance. 5. Give your full attention When a customer is considering making a purchase, you want to give the impression that you're available to complete any demands or answer any questions that may proceed. Whenever possible, interact with customers on a personal, onetoone basis, returning to your other duties only when the job is done. 6. Know your field Ideally, not only should you know the products and/or services you're selling like the back of your hand, but also those of your competitors. If you know this information, you'll be able to make comparisons that cast your product or service in the best light possible and your competitors' in a less favorable light. You'll also be able to intuitively recommend certain products based on your customer's unique situation. 7. Work on the basics Even the best of the best have room for improvement. Make a plan to improve your weaknesses, and set goals to force yourself to do the things you don’t like to do. Be more creative in your prospecting, fact finding, and presentation skills. Imagine the perfect salesperson and compare yourself to the ideal. Thanks
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