Selling in a Recession #4 - Use Retention Strategies with Victor Antonio at http://www.VictorAntonio.com This series, Selling in a Recession, is all about what tactics and strategies you can deploy to sell to today's hesitant buyers. As we move through a recession, we have to stay positive and look for ways to connect with new buyers, and stay focused on how we can help in order to help ourselves. A recession brings with its downsides, but it has also some upsides (i.e. a silver lining). In this Selling in a Recession, Victor Antonio will share with you 17 ways that you can take advantage of an economic downturn. #sellinginarecession #recession #retention

Selling in a Recession #4 - Use Retention Strategies

Today's buyer is more informed and more skeptical when it comes to buying.  In this podcast, we'll discuss "Finding the Why in How Clients Buy" by using the latest studies in consumer behavior and neuromarketing to sell more effectively!

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Here's a simple formula to follow when training salespeople or talking to customers to achieve higher retention.

Training for Results Formula | EP 423

TLDR: High-performing salespeople possess verbal acuity, are achievement-oriented, power users, have a dominant style, and are inwardly pessimistic, working collaboratively with high morale and accountability. 1. 00:00 Strong salespeople have verbal acuity, which determines their level of access within a company. 2. 01:27 High performers in sales have better verbal communication skills, are achievement oriented, and often have a background in individual or team sports. 3. 02:37 High performers use tools like CRM at a higher rate than low performers, which increases their chances of managing sales. 4. 03:17 Strong salespeople are dominant and proactive, while weak salespeople are submissive and reactive in their sales approach. 4.1 High performers have a relaxed dominant style in sales, while low performers have an anxious submissive style. 4.2 Weak salespeople are submissive and reactive, while strong salespeople are dominant and proactive in guiding the conversation. 5. 04:53 High performing salespeople have a higher degree of inward pessimism, which leads them to question deals more and qualify higher, despite projecting an outwardly optimistic attitude. 6. 06:10 High performers collaborate with sales managers on strategy and tactics, while low performers rely on managers for help, and high performers thrive in a company with defined moral compass and accountability. 7. 07:28 High-performing salespeople possess verbal acuity, are achievement-oriented, power users, have a dominant style, and are inwardly pessimistic, working collaboratively with high morale and accountability. 8. 08:32 Focus on delivering real content, engaging the audience, and motivating them to push beyond their comfort zone to make the client look good.

Strong v. Weak Salespeople - What the Data Shows | #422

You will kill a buyers confidence when you use weasel words or ventilating modifiers.

Confidence Killer - Using Weasel Words | EP421

Here are 4 ways to overcome price objections: 1) Compared to what 2) Cost of Inaction 3) Price versus Cost 4) Down selling

4 Ways to Overcome Price Objection | EP 420

When I started using the script, it felt very unnatural. Then, after some time, I started adapting it a little bit, and it became more comfortable, and my close rate continued to go up. Why? I had gone through the process of ‘Shuhari,’ a concept in traditional Japanese martial arts that describes the stages of learning and mastery. It consists of three phases: Shu (守 - "Protect"): In this stage, the learner follows the teachings of a master without deviation. It involves learning the fundamentals and techniques precisely as taught. Ha (破 - "Detach" or "Break"): In this intermediate stage, the learner starts to break away from tradition. They explore variations, modifications, and adaptations of the learned techniques. This phase encourages creativity and a deeper understanding of the art. Ri (離 - "Leave" or "Transcend"): In the final stage, the learner transcends the teachings and forms their path. They have internalized the principles and are no longer bound by the specific teachings of a master. It's a stage of self-discovery and mastery.   #shuhari #sellingstyle

Selling in a Recession #4 - Use Retention Strategies

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