Use Mirroring Techniques to create trust and rapport with prospects. Mirroring is not copying. Instead, focus on mannerisms and mirror them. People notice at a subconscious level they are similar. This can help to create a deeper level of trust and rapport. In this video, I'll explain the 5 components of mirroring you can use to create a deeper level of trust.
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Sell with Confidence,
John Kurth
Sales Script Writing Expert and Coach
One of the most powerful Closing Techniques you can use to close more sales is the preframe. And the best part is that it’s easy to use. It just requires some preparation.
Selling is a thinking man’s game. Selling is a thinking woman’s game. Selling is like mental chess.
Preframing is a way to shape someone’s listening. It is also a way to handle objections before they come up.
Reverse engineer the sales process. This means begin with the end in mind. What is the end result you are looking for? You can use preframing to assist you in getting that result.
A preframe is simply letting someone know in advance what is going to happen. The close is the natural conclusion to a well delivered sales presentation. By preframing the sale, you are letting someone know in advance what is going to happen.
Let your Prospect Know in Advance What Will Happen!
So, how do you actually preframe the close? Here’s the exact language I use, “I have 2 outcomes for our presentation. My first outcome is to share some great ideas with you. My second outcome is to share with you how my ongoing coaching program works. I will give you all the details at the end of our meeting.”
How do you normally deliver your presentation? What can you say early in your presentation to preframe the sale. State the outcomes up front. That way, your prospect will know what to expect. That's how to preframe the sale.
Eric Lofholm
Master Sales Trainer and Sales Script Writing Expert
If you want to bring the sales benefits of your product or service to life, there are two powerful techniques you can use. You want to get your prospects to remember the benefits of your products and services. And you want to help your prospects to re-live a positive experience. In this short video, I will explain this technique step by step and share several sales scripts you can use.
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Sell with Confidence,
John Kurth
Sales Script Writing Expert
If you want to close more sales, you need to develop the skill of objection handling. One of the biggest challenges I see network marketer’s face is what to do when the prospect says I need to think about it, I don’t have the time, or I don’t have the money.
This is a challenge for the network marketer and it is also a challenge for most everyone on their team.
We know that at the end of a presentation the prospect is going to say one of four things.
1. I am ready to sign up.
2. I am not interested.
3. I have some questions.
4. I need to think about it, I don’t have the time, or I don’t have the money. (or raise some other concern)
Prediction is a form of power. Because we know what they are going to say we can then prepare a powerful, persuasive response to overcome their concern and move the prospect to action. Persuasion is about leading. It is about moving people to action. Great network marketing leaders are great at moving others to take action.
Handling an Objection is like Passing a Hot Potato Back and Forth!
After you have given the prospect your presentation you are going to ask them to take action. After you ask them to take action that is when they typically say I need to think about it, I don’t have the time, or I don’t have the money. I want you to imagine that when you ask the prospect to take action it is if you are giving them a hot potato. When they say to you I need to think about it, I don’t have the time, or I don’t have the money they are giving you the hot potato back. We now need to give it back to them.
In Part 2 of this post, I will share specific sales scripts on how to handle the objection of “I need to think about it.”
Success,
Eric Lofholm
Master Sales Trainer and Coach
Sales scripts are one of the most powerful ways to persuade and influence your prospects and can help transform you into a Master of Persuasion and Influence, only if you know the secrets.
Secret #5 Reverse Engineering
Sales pros look at their Sales Cycle and Sales Presentation strategically. The strategic viewpoint yields insights as to how all the various pieces of the presentation fit together. Sales Pros transition from one section of their sales presentation to another; it is practically seamless! The prospect may not know or sense that one part of the sales presentation has been reached; however, Sales Pros definitely know what section of the presentation they are in.
How do the Sales Pros do it?
Sales Pros reverse engineer their sales presentation, and this is how it works. They start at the end of the presentation where the prospect buys; then the Sales Pros ask themselves: "What would need to happen before that?" The Sales Pro then analyzes all the components of the phase where the prospect presents an objection. Then the Sales Pro asks: "What would happen before that?" Sales Pros continue this process of Reverse Engineering from a happy customer who bought the product all the way back to when the customer was just a lead. The Reverse Engineering process in your sales presentation is what Stephen Covey calls: "Begin with the end in mind."
Each Stage of the Sales Process has its own Unique Characteristics!
Stage Selling
Stage selling is another concept that Sales Pros handle differently from most salespeople. A Sales Pro understands it at a deep level that each stage of the sales process has its own unique characteristics. They do not try to do too much too soon! At the Lead Generation stage, Sales Pros know that the only goal is to just get a lead. That's it! The goal of appointment setting is just a scheduled appointment. If your only goal is to set an appointment, this takes the pressure off and makes it much easier to make more appointments.
On the other hand, some salespeople make the error of trying to do too many things at once! When the prospect has agreed to an appointment, the salesperson then tries to sell the whole product right then and there! More often than not, the prospects are not ready to hear a full presentation because they thought they were just agreeing to the appointment, so they become scared and cancel it. Sales pros don't make that mistake.
Be sure to check out my next blog post:
Secret #6: Handling Objections
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