Sandler video sales tips and insights
Sandler's video collection showcases our global network of business experts to describe key sales and management concepts in everyday language.
How do you know that you're uncovering your prospect's pain during a sales call? Listen as Matt Blake with Blake Consulting and Sales Training teaches you how to effectively uncover a prospect's pain.
Join Matt Blake on the AHA Business Radio show hosted by Allan Hirsh. For business, by business, about business.
A great salesperson is that they are good decision makers. They find a solution that fits and choose it. There is not a long drawn out process of weighing pros and cons. A good decision maker evaluates the situation and decides on a course of action. They aren’t reckless in jumping to decisions but they also do not get mired down in weighing all sides.
Successful salespeople have a low need for approval. They don’t feel the need to be liked or loved in a business environment. They are looking to get the job done, not have someone pat them on the back for it.
Sales superstars are not afraid to talk about money. There is no room in the sales process to dance around the topic or worse yet avoid it. The job revolves around money.
Sales superstars are emotionally detached from the sales call. Being emotionally detached allows the salesperson to maintain control and take a consistent rational approach to selling.
Sales superstars manage their head trash. Head trash is the negative beliefs we all have about our abilities, our marketplace, our products, and ourselves. Sales superstars realize that most head trash is untrue and don’t let these negative thoughts affect their behavior.
Sales superstars have a high level of commitment. Commitment is doing the things we know we need to do regardless of how it makes us feel. Sales superstars are dedicated to becoming a great salesperson. When we make a commitment to excel most times we will.
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