Adjusting your sales strategy to the prospects personality style is essential for effective communications. This is true in business sales as well as personal relationships. This post helps to identify the i-Style who is direct and relationship focused. Sales reps – this series on behavioral styles offers sales tips that will improve your success rate. Read on!
31. August 2010
7 Steps to Writing Emails that get Responses
Just like voice mail, email can be deleted quickly and easily. It is worth the time to carefully craft your message giving attention to all aspects of your email. Be thoughtful when composing the body and subject line. Written communications are an extension of your marketing efforts
12. August 2010
How to Recognize D-Style Behavior
What a D-Style’s desk will look like and some signs to help identify this behavioral style.
10. August 2010
How to Create Enticing Voice Mail Messages
Leaving enticing messages takes thought and preparation. Learning how to leave enticing voice mail messages is imperative to building business and has a greater chance of getting a response. These strategies will help you stand out from the crowd.
5. August 2010
Identifying Behavioral Styles
This skill is fundamental to incorporating behavioral styles into your sales process. Combine the GRID with the lists of traits in previous posts and you are on your way to understanding how others perceive the world around them.
4. August 2010
Friends, Family and Sales Relationships
In sales, relationships are a bit like friends and family. We get to choose our friends and create a relationship to our liking. With family we are thrown together not because of a want or desire and we build a relationship with what we have, like it or not.
28. July 2010
Questions are the Seeds to Success
I want to share my joy in the process of uncovering information. Questions are the core of qualifying. What begins as a mystery unfolds to become the known. When done well, there is a wonderful back and forth that engages the prospect/client and provides me with information. All the while building a relationship and rapport.
20. July 2010
Facilitating the Sales Process
Facilitation may seem like an odd word to apply to the sales process yet it makes perfect sense. To facilitate a conversation is more than listening or leading the discussion. There is a continuous cycle to facilitating, moving the discussion forward creating a continuous process, while making it smooth and easy for the client or prospect.
18. July 2010
Traits of the Conscientious or High C Style
What do they want? Correctness and accuracy. C-behavioral styles want to make sure that they get everything right and aren’t focused on much else.
18. July 2010
Sales Took Kit – Your Thoughts
Sell by Caring is a forum for sales professionals to share tips and ideas to increase our sales, better serve our clients and help us be more effective. This page is for comments on the Sales Tool Kit as well as tips in addition to those in the Kit.
- Elevator Speech – or “Kill the Elevator Speech”?
- Self Talk - Turning a Negative into a Positive
- Selling Authentically
- Listening and the 80/20 Rule
- Communications - a Series
- sellbycaring: Sandy, so glad you found the post helpful. Than...
- Sandy Gregg: Claudia, This makes so much sense. Sometimes we t...
- sellbycaring: Linda, listening to others is a great way to learn...
- Linda Secretan: This is so to the point. It should be simple, sho...
- sellbycaring: Chris, thanks for your comment. Listening is defi...
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