When you are trying to create consensus amongst a large group of stakeholders, it's critical that you DOCUMENT the: Situation Challenges Definition of success Success metrics Proof points Solution overview Mutual action plan with owners, etc. Pulling together a lot of people and trying to make a decision is tough. Put yourself in the shoes of your Champion. How do you deal with people that have a different view of the problem they're trying to solve in the first place? What about people that have a competing vision on the goals of the organization? Even worse is when you have members of the buyer group that have worked with a particular vendor and have a soft spot for that vendor. Now you have warring factions in the buying committee based on their vendor loyalty. As a salesperson how do you deal with all of this craziness? Answer: provide A SUMMARY of what you heard in an email. Send it to all of the stakeholders in an attempt to get them on the same page. Please note that you do not need to do every one of the things I listed in the first paragraph with your plan email. What works best for your conversion rates and win rates is something you can only understand by testing Here's an example PLAN EMAIL: Hi Shawn, Thank you for your time to discuss your sales processes and goals. Below is a summary of our conversation. Please reply all to clarify if we missed anything. Situation & Challenges - The inbound team’s conversion rate is 25% of unique leads (net new account – contractor, project manager, service coordinator, owner of a contracting business) to customers. Goal is 40%. - Convert the inbound business (contractors) and retail (homeowners) into customers. - Being able to listen to tons of calls and see what’s working / what’s not "to be everywhere at once.” - Finding estimated annual volume (how much, how many, per month) -Company reach (local, regional, national, etc.) -Not Capitalizing on the opportunities for better qualification How We Help - Target and identify opportunities to promote self efficacy– using Smart Alerts to surface moments - Optimize agents 1-1s with Comments, Annotations, and Scorecards using real calls - Analytics to track messaging (what is being said and how effective is it), process adherence, keywords/topics, and other sales skills (Call Opener, Value Prop, Questions, Active Listening, Next Steps, etc.) Next Steps - Send over integration information - (Steve - sent today to Shawn) - Send copy of today’s call with examples of comments/coaching (Stve - when available) - Call with call with Kate which is scheduled (Steve) Please reply all with any questions. As I mentioned above, please let me know if I stated anything inaccurately or if there is anything else that you would like to add. Best, Steve #planemail #consensus #salesemails #salesfollowup #salesenablement
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Sales Efficiency: How to Increase Sales Productivity and Spend More Time Selling ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ In the fast-paced world of sales, efficiency is the name of the game. But how do you maximize productivity and close more deals in less time? We've got you covered with these easy and effective strategies to supercharge your sales efforts. Streamline Your #Sales Process: Simplify your sales process by breaking it down into manageable steps. Identify bottlenecks and eliminate unnecessary tasks to streamline workflows and boost efficiency. Leverage automation tools and CRM software to automate repetitive tasks and free up valuable time for more strategic activities. #Focus on High-Value Activities: Prioritize high-value activities that directly contribute to revenue generation, such as prospecting, qualifying leads, and closing deals. Allocate your time and resources wisely, focusing on activities that have the greatest impact on your bottom line. Delegate or outsource low-value tasks to maximize your productivity. Master Time #Management: Take control of your schedule and prioritize tasks based on their importance and urgency. Use time-blocking techniques to allocate dedicated time slots for specific activities, such as prospecting calls, follow-ups, and meetings. Minimize distractions and stay focused on your goals to make the most of your time. Embrace Continuous #Learning: Invest in your professional development by continuously learning and honing your sales skills. Stay up-to-date on industry trends, best practices, and emerging technologies through online courses, webinars, and workshops. Develop a growth mindset and be open to feedback and constructive criticism to continuously improve and excel in your role. #Collaborate and Communicate Effectively: Build strong relationships with your colleagues, managers, and customers through clear and effective communication. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to share insights, best practices, and success stories. Leverage collaboration tools like Slack, Microsoft Teams, or Zoom to stay connected and aligned with your team. #Conclusion: By implementing these simple yet powerful strategies, you can increase sales productivity, drive revenue growth, and achieve your sales targets with ease. Remember, success in sales is not just about working harder—it's about working smarter and leveraging the right tools and techniques to maximize your efficiency and effectiveness. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #SalesEfficiency #ProductivityHacks #SalesTips #BusinessSuccess #SalesStrategies #CRMTools #TimeManagement #ProfessionalDevelopment #GrowthMindset #CommunicationSkills
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90-Day Sales Closing Framework to Turn Your Products or Skills into Money! follow SANGEETHA SV and Comment 'Sales' below to get our FREE 90-day Sales Closing Framework! Day 1: Research and Lead Identification Day 2: CRM Setup and Organization Day 3: Social Media Prospecting Day 4: Networking for Leads Day 5: Crafting Outreach Emails Day 6: Making Initial Calls Day 7: Connecting on LinkedIn Day 8: Lead Qualification (Budget) Day 9: Lead Qualification (Authority) Day 10: Lead Qualification (Need) Day 11: Lead Qualification (Timing) Day 12: CRM Interaction Tracking Day 13: Setting Follow-up Reminders Day 14: Pipeline Review Day 15: Needs Analysis Meeting Day 16: Identifying Prospect Challenges Day 17: Tailoring Presentations Day 18: Demonstrating Solutions Day 19: Highlighting Benefits Day 20: Crafting Detailed Proposals Day 21: Pricing Strategy Day 22: Timeline Definition Day 23: Deliverables Clarification Day 24: Addressing Common Objections Day 25: Handling Pricing Concerns Day 26: Negotiation Tactics Day 27: Finalizing Terms Day 28: Contract Preparation Day 29: Proposal Review Day 30: Proposal Submission Day 31: Negotiation Follow-up Day 32: Term Adjustment Day 33: Agreement Clarification Day 34: Contract Signing Day 35: Deal Closure Day 36: Post-Sale Handoff Day 37: Implementation Planning Day 38: Client Onboarding Day 39: Post-Sale Communication Day 40: Pipeline Assessment Day 41: Performance Metrics Review Day 42: Conversion Rate Analysis Day 43: Adjusting Sales Strategies Day 44: Skill Enhancement Plan Day 45: Sales Training Day 46: Industry Trends Analysis Day 47: Customer Feedback Collection Day 48: Feedback Analysis Day 49: Strategy Refinement Day 50: Lead Generation Tactics Day 51: Social Media Engagement Day 52: Networking Events Day 53: Email Outreach Day 54: Cold Calling Techniques Day 55: LinkedIn Connection Strategy Day 56: Lead Qualification (Budget) Day 57: Lead Qualification (Authority) Day 58: Lead Qualification (Need) Day 59: Lead Qualification (Timing) Day 60: CRM Updates Day 61: Needs Analysis Recap Day 62: Challenge Recap Day 63: Tailored Presentation Recap Day 64: Solution Demo Recap Day 65: Benefits Recap Day 66: Detailed Proposal Recap Day 67: Pricing Recap Day 68: Timeline Recap Day 69: Deliverables Recap Day 70: Objection Handling Recap Day 71: Pricing Concern Recap Day 72: Negotiation Recap Day 73: Terms Recap Day 74: Contract Recap Day 75: Proposal Review Recap Day 76: Proposal Submission Recap Day 77: Negotiation Follow-up Recap Day 78: Term Adjustment Recap Day 79: Agreement Clarification Recap Day 80: Contract Signing Recap Day 81: Deal Closure Recap Day 82: Post-Sale Handoff Recap Day 83: Implementation Planning Recap Day 84: Client Onboarding Recap Day 85: Post-Sale Communication Recap Day 86: Pipeline Assessment Recap Day 87: Performance Metrics Review Recap Day 88: Conversion Rate Analysis Recap Day 89: Adjusting Sales Strategies Recap Day 90: Skill Enhancement Plan Recap #SalesSuccess #BusinessGrowth
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In any sales environment, there are four fundamental aspects that you can modify to enhance your sales performance and increase your earnings. These changes are not associated with any financial costs but are indispensable if you aim to excel and achieve success in your sales endeavors. By focusing on these essential elements, you can significantly improve your effectiveness as a sales professional and maximize your potential for generating revenue. Absolute Conviction: Explanation: Absolute conviction refers to having unwavering belief and confidence in your product or service. It's about being genuinely convinced of its value and benefits. Example: In LinkedIn sales, absolute conviction might involve confidently articulating why your product or service is the best solution for your prospect's needs. For instance, you might say, "I firmly believe that our software will streamline your workflow and increase your team's productivity because it has done so for numerous clients in similar industries." Brutal Honesty: Explanation: Brutal honesty means being straightforward and transparent, even if the truth might be uncomfortable or difficult to hear. It's about not sugarcoating information. Example: In LinkedIn sales, brutal honesty might involve acknowledging any limitations or drawbacks of your product or service upfront. For example, you might say, "While our software excels in simplifying processes A and B, I must be honest that it currently lacks some advanced features that competitors offer. However, our development team is actively working on implementing those features in future updates." Clear Communication: Explanation: Clear communication means conveying your message in a concise, understandable manner, without ambiguity or confusion. Example: In LinkedIn sales, clear communication might involve structuring your messages or pitches in a way that is easy for your prospect to follow. For instance, you might outline the key benefits of your product or service in bullet points, accompanied by brief explanations for each point. Expectation Setting: Explanation: Expectation setting involves managing your prospect's expectations by providing realistic projections or outcomes regarding your product or service. Example: In LinkedIn sales, expectation setting might entail discussing what your prospect can realistically expect in terms of results, timelines, and support. For instance, you might say, "While our software can significantly reduce your processing time, it's important to note that it may take a few weeks to fully implement and train your team. By incorporating these principles into your LinkedIn sales approach, you can build trust with your prospects and increase the likelihood of closing deals. #SalesTips #SalesStrategy #LinkedInSales #SalesPerformance #SalesSuccess #Conviction #HonestyInSales #EffectiveCommunication
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#Sales is hard, I started using video in my sales process in 2016 to make it more fun! I'm a big advocate in using video in #WealthTech Enterprise Sales & here are 5️⃣ tips that have helped my teams & I stand out from 99% of other sales professional that are NOT using these methods when engaging with #banks, #brokerdealers, #RIAs, #TAMPS & their #financialadvisors. 👍 Check out 5️⃣ post-sales use-cases on how you can truly stand out by leveraging video - this can apply to any sales process regardless of industry. 1️⃣ HAND OFF CLOSED DEAL TO RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT TEAM 👉 Use Case: Create asynchronous video introduction to your relationship management team with a fun fact about them sent before a project kick-off between your organization and the new client; provide a brief overview of what will be discussed and process next steps. 2️⃣ NEW CLIENT WIN TO ENTIRE COMPANY 👉 Use Case: Record a short video announcing the latest client win to your entire organization - make sure to cover who the client is, firm by the numbers, business overview, key contacts, products or services required and a BIG THANK YOU to the internal team members involved in the sales win. 3️⃣ CLIENT DELIVERY INTRO BEFORE PROJECT KICKOFF 👉 Use Case: Record short video about the Client Delivery team, experience delivering your platform or service, quick review of the future project milestones, what/when communication happens during discovery, build, UAT, go-live & voice of the customer survey. You can also send a playlist library of quick videos that overview the requirements gathering process, managing change, support services and training with marketing collateral to be sent before the project kick-off so key project team members can review and come prepared with questions. 4️⃣ ANNOUNCE NEW PLATFORM ENHANCEMENT AVAILABLE TO CLIENT 👉 Use Case: Create a customized short video reviewing key components of a new platform release, feature or strategic partnership integration and include an easy to use calendar link to schedule a formal meeting to dig into the details and answer open questions. 5️⃣ EXECUTIVE MEETING DEBRIEF & NEXT STEPS 👉 Use Case: Don't wait to address a key project blocker at the next executive team steering committee between your firm and the client. Instead record a short video to deliver just in time info that is crucial to move to the next stage - include new information learned, next steps planned, red flags/potential problems uncovered, questions/topics for next contact and upcoming activities with action, owner, target completion & intended result. Include an easy to use calendar link to schedule an ad-hoc meeting as needed to dig into the details and move the project forward. Where do you use video in your pre- and/or post sales customer conversations? ⬇️ Like, Comment or Share if you find this content valuable. #FintechbyNichlausThacker #WealthTech #wealthmanagement #financialadvisors #financialservices #Fintech #sales #Salesleadership
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⚡ Mastering the Art of Follow-Up: Key Strategies for Sales Success In the world of sales, success isn't just about making initial connections—it's about nurturing relationships and seeing them through to fruition. One of the most critical aspects of this journey is mastering the art of follow-up. Here are some key strategies to help you elevate your follow-up game and drive greater sales success: 1️⃣ Be Timely and Consistent: Promptness is key when it comes to follow-up. Whether it's a response to an inquiry or a check-in after a meeting, aim to follow up promptly to keep the momentum going. Consistency is equally important—maintain regular communication without overwhelming your prospects or clients. 2️⃣ Personalize Your Approach: Generic, cookie-cutter follow-up messages won't cut it. Take the time to personalize your communications based on the specific needs and interests of each prospect or client. Reference past conversations or interactions to show that you're attentive and invested in their success. 3️⃣ Provide Value: Don't just follow up for the sake of it; add value with each interaction. Share relevant resources, insights, or solutions that demonstrate your expertise and address your prospect's pain points. By providing value at every touchpoint, you position yourself as a trusted advisor rather than just another salesperson. 4️⃣ Use Multiple Channels: Don't limit yourself to email alone. Explore various communication channels, such as phone calls, social media messages, or even handwritten notes, to reach your prospects where they're most responsive. Adapt your approach based on their preferences for a more personalized experience. 5️⃣ Set Clear Next Steps: Every follow-up should lead to a clear next step in the sales process. Whether it's scheduling a demo, arranging a follow-up call, or sending a proposal, ensure that both you and your prospect are aligned on the next course of action. Clarify expectations and timelines to keep the process moving forward smoothly. Mastering the art of follow-up isn't just about persistence—it's about adding value, building relationships, and ultimately driving sales success. By implementing these key strategies into your sales approach, you'll enhance your effectiveness as a sales professional and unlock new opportunities for growth. Remember, the fortune is in the follow-up! #SalesTips #CustomerRelationships #SalesStrategy #BusinessDevelopment #Networking #SalesTraining #ProfessionalDevelopment #SalesSkills #ClientRetention #B2BSales #SalesLeadership #SalesGoals #SalesMindset #DigitalSales #SalesProcess #Prospecting #ClosingDeals #SalesCycle #ClientEngagement #SalesProfessionals
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To further enhance the value I deliver, I integrate each client’s unique goals into a strategy that not only targets immediate sales but also fosters sustainable, long-term growth. My approach doesn’t end once the sales funnel is filled; I provide ongoing insights and strategies that help clients maintain momentum and keep converting leads into loyal customers. By staying updated on market trends, emerging technologies, and shifts in consumer behaviour, I ensure that my clients' strategies remain fresh and adaptable in an ever-evolving market. The research phase is the foundation of my process. I delve into the client's business landscape, evaluating competitors, identifying market opportunities, and mapping out an ideal customer profile. Through this analysis, I uncover critical insights that reveal not only who is likely to purchase but also why they would be interested in the client’s product or service. By understanding these motivations, I can craft messaging and positioning that resonates with potential buyers on a deeper level, driving a higher conversion rate. I aim to be proactive in supporting my clients beyond just initial sales. This means equipping them with the tools and knowledge to engage, nurture, and grow their customer base independently. My tailored list of buyers, for example, is just one part of the comprehensive toolkit I offer, and it’s created with the intent to help clients consistently reach relevant prospects and maintain a healthy sales pipeline. As part of my guarantee, I provide personalized guidance on best practices for client engagement, lead nurturing, and post-sale follow-up. These strategies are designed to ensure that every sale has the potential to turn into a long-term lead, providing exponential value over time. Clients who partner with me receive more than just sales assistance—they gain a strategic ally committed to their business’s lasting success. From product launch to market expansion, I am dedicated to supporting each growth stage, ensuring that clients reach and exceed their business objectives.
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The Cornerstone of Sales Success 🔑 Trust: The Foundation of Sales Success In an age where consumers are bombarded with sales pitches and marketing messages, trust has become the currency of successful businesses. At Phase 2, we believe that building trust is not just important; it’s essential. Without trust, even the best products or services can struggle to find their market. So, how do you build trust in a world where skepticism is high and attention spans are short? Why Trust Matters Trust is the foundation upon which all successful relationships are built, including business relationships. When your prospects trust you, they’re more likely to engage with your brand, listen to your messaging, and ultimately make a purchase. Trust reduces the perceived risk in buying, making prospects feel more comfortable and confident in their decision to choose your product or service. But trust isn’t built overnight. It’s a process that involves consistent, honest, and transparent communication. This is where Phase 2 excels. We don’t just help you close deals; we help you build relationships that last. How Phase 2 Builds Trust Educational Content: We believe that the best way to build trust is by providing value upfront. Our content strategy focuses on educating your audience, not just selling to them. By offering insights, advice, and solutions to their problems, you position your brand as a trusted advisor rather than just another vendor. Consistent Engagement: Building trust requires consistent and meaningful engagement. At Phase 2, we manage your brand’s presence across multiple channels, ensuring that your messaging is consistent, relevant, and timely. Whether it’s through LinkedIn posts, email campaigns, or direct messages, we keep your audience engaged and informed. Transparency and Honesty: Trust is earned through honesty and transparency. We help you communicate openly with your prospects, addressing their concerns and providing clear, honest information about your products or services. This approach not only builds trust but also fosters loyalty and long-term relationships. The Long-Term Benefits of Trust When you focus on building trust, the benefits extend far beyond the initial sale. Trusted brands enjoy higher customer loyalty, more referrals, and better long-term growth. By investing in trust-building strategies, you’re not just closing deals today; you’re laying the foundation for a successful future. At Phase 2, we’re dedicated to helping you build the trust that leads to lasting success. Let’s discuss how we can help you create trust-driven sales strategies that resonate with your audience. #SalesTips #TrustInBusiness #RelationshipBuilding #CustomerSuccess #SalesStrategy
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Do you cram before a sales call? Here's why that's a bad idea and how to fix it with scripts. Picture this: You're minutes away from a big sales call, frantically cramming in as much information as possible. You hope this last-minute knowledge surge will make you sound confident and prepared. But YOUR MIND goes AWOL Let's be honest, cramming is like trying to fill a leaky bucket. You end up overwhelmed, scattered, and unable to retain critical information. The result? Your call doesn't seem to have structure; you fumble through your pitch, and you miss opportunities to connect with your prospect. Stop Cramming and Start with These 6 Simple Steps: 1. Develop a Standard Script: ↳Identify the key points and messages you need to convey. ↳Structure your script with a clear beginning, middle, and end. ↳Include prompts for personalization and questions to engage the client. ↳It ensures you cover key points without needing to memorize everything. ↳A well-crafted sales script provides a clear roadmap for your conversation. 2. Personalize Your Script: ↳ Tailor your script to address your prospect's specific needs and pain points. ↳ Personalization shows you understand and care about their unique situation. 3. Practice Regularly: ↳Regular practice helps you internalize the script & say it naturally & confidently ↳Dedicate time to practice your script until you’re comfortable with the flow. ↳Role-play with colleagues to simulate real scenarios & refine your delivery. ↳Regular rehearsals make your pitch feel more like a conversation. 4. Use Cue Cards: ↳Keep cue cards or notes handy during your call. ↳They prompt you on important points without overwhelming you with too much information at once. 5. Review and Refine: ↳After each call, review what worked and what didn't. ↳Refine your script based on feedback and your experiences to continually improve your approach. ↳Keep your script flexible to adjust to different clients and situations. 6. Use Tools and Resources: ↳Use CRM tools to integrate your scripts and track interactions. ↳Take training & workshops to improve your scriptwriting & delivery skills. Remember, sales success isn't about cramming every detail into your brain. It's about having a structured, well-practiced approach that lets you connect with your prospects genuinely. Need more help? Here's exactly how you can get started today with a good call flow below: https://lnkd.in/d58GTzRC Repost ♻ to educate your pal. Don't forget to subscribe to join a community of sales enthusiasts who are getting better at booking meetings and closing 1% at a time. #Sales #EmmaOnuohaJnr #ColdCalling #SalesScript
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A Simple Sales Funnel for Small Service Organizations I’m often asked, “How do you source leads?” My answer is simple: I build relationships and have meetings. That’s it. After learning from my own experiences and drawing insights from various thought leaders, I’ve adapted the traditional sales bowtie to fit my needs. Picture a bowtie in your mind: the left side represents Pre-Sales, and the right side is Post-Sales. RELATIONSHIP > MEETINGS > PROPOSAL > CLIENT < ONBOARDING < QUICK WINS < TRUST/INVEST < BUSINESS EXPANSION Left Side (Pre-Sale Funnel) 1. RELATIONSHIP This journey starts from “No Idea I Exist” to “Knows Me Well.” I primarily use content, email, LinkedIn, events, and marketing materials to move prospects along this continuum. When I first started my business, I focused on those who already knew me. The less familiar someone is with you, the more effort it takes to secure a meeting, which is the ultimate goal here. 2. MEETINGS Once you’ve built enough of a relationship, the next step is to secure a meeting. This is when your digital persona becomes a real human. Use this time wisely—engage in discovery, listen carefully, and make a strong impression. 3. PROPOSAL The objective of these meetings is to gather enough information to craft a proposal. This could be a formal document or a simple email, depending on the client’s preference. I always ask how they’d like to proceed. 4. CLOSE After negotiations, you finalize the deal and officially win the client with a signed agreement. Center (Conversion Point) Client This is the turning point—when a prospect becomes a paying customer. Right Side (Post-Sale Funnel) 5. ONBOARDING Onboarding begins with a well-structured kickoff meeting. Templates, access, data requests, and strategic sessions help you work through discovery and initial diagnostics to identify opportunities. 6. QUICK WINS Deliver fast, easy wins to build confidence early. There are usually a few low-effort, high-impact tasks that can generate momentum. 7. TRUST/INVEST Trust is built through consistent delivery and reliability. I also look for ways to invest in my clients, offering something valuable even when I expect nothing in return. 8. BUSINESS EXPANSION From there, you can grow the relationship through cross-selling, upselling, and exploring new ways to add value. I tried generating an AI graphic to represent this process, but it was an epic fail (see below). However, the more I thought about it, the more I realized AI might be onto something. The sales funnel isn’t always linear. It’s more like a tree—a series of actions that can either lead to a new client or grow an existing relationship. I’m not entirely sure what to call the line below the image, but for now, let’s go with “the line of luck.” *** Like this post? Follow for more. I help companies maximize their CRM investments by combining 20+ years of business transformation with an offshore team of delivery experts.
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6moit doesn't count unless it's written down.. totally agree Steve