- Have an empty chair at meetings to remind you what the customer would think
- Social Cartography or an attunement map is a useful tool to identify the power players in a meeting
- In meetings, avoid the vortex of the "talker" who offers a one-sided barrage of questions and comments without receiving responses (there's always one!)
- Make time to use effective subject lines in email correspondence
- Prepare for sales pitches by asking yourself questions to overcome objections
- Questions are active and engaging and help identify the source of resistance and offer solutions
- Questions help us summarize our own reasons and create a path to sustained behavior
- Look for common ground with people
- Start with small changes
- The new movement in sales and management is toward Servant selling and Servant leadership
- Upserving is the new upselling (humane and effective)
- Treat everyone you meet as if they were your Grandmother
- Always ask and answer these 2 questions
- 1. "If the person you're selling to agrees to buy will his/her life improve?"
- 2. "When your interaction is over, will the world be a better place?
- "If your answer to either of these is no, you're doing something wrong."
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Wednesday, April 17, 2013
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