It can be easy to get caught up in the pursuit of a sale. While we need to be laser-focused on our business growth, we must understand that relationship-building reigns over merely making a sale. Much like a lion stalks it's prey, we must be as focused on understanding our clients, their needs, and their desires. It's not about pouncing on the first opportunity but rather about patiently observing and waiting for the perfect moment to solve the prospect's problems. Invest time into establishing trust and cultivating a rapport with a client. The lion is known for being fiercely focused and loyal to its pride. As entrepreneurs, what strategies can you employ to create an atmosphere where your customers feel valued, loyalty is fostered, and they're more than just a statistic in your business database? If you want to simplify your: ✅ sales process ✅ increase your sales conversion ✅ grow your profit Please reach out to me and lets start a conversation to explore converting more prospects into paying customers without being salesy- dave@touchpointsales.com.au Thank you for engaging in my posts, to see more content like this hit the bell bell on the top right of my profile. #salesprocess #leadconversion #sales #customerretention #customerexperience #touchpointsalesconsulting
Relationships always outweight a cold or ill timed sales pitch
Very true Dave Edward - if you 'pounce' on prospects by sending them too much information about your company and its products, putting pressure on them and asking them if they want to place an order, they'll likely run in the opposite direction.
There are no shortcuts to long term success Dave and this is especially so in creating a sustainable long term relationship in business; after all, these are foundational.
Nice one
Patiently waiting, observing. Building the relationship. You will be there with the solution when it clicks for them. 💡Dave Edward
It's so easy to get caught up in the pursuit of a sale 100% Dave Edward
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7moRelationships matter, so we should avoid doing anything that will destroy them. That means avoiding being too salesy, offering solutions that do not meet their needs, and so on.