Basics of Sales 13: Annoying Prospects
In the last few lessons we’ve covered some of the best ways to warm prospects to your sales proposition and also what is and isn’t a buying signal. Now I…
Read MoreFor any multitude of reasons a prospect may not be in a position to buy from you just yet. As such it is your job to stay in front of…
Read MoreEarlier in this series I talked about the importance of core messaging as something that lies behind everything you do in both sales and marketing. Nowhere is that more evident…
Read MoreOne of the most powerful and under-rated tools is feedback from prospects and in particular the questions that they ask you. One is Many For every customer that asks you…
Read MoreTo finish up our topic of all the things you should do after a project is over, I once again turn to you and the questions you’ve been asking me.…
Read MoreNow that you’ve evaluated your feedback it’s important you take stock and think about ways you can improve your business and service. Now obviously there’s no catch all lesson I…
Read MoreWhat sort of questions should you be asking yourself once a project is done in order to carry through improvements? Sales What worked? What approach/material did you use to win…
Read MoreWe have been talking about what happens post project and how to make the most out of your last job in order to get the next one. Next I want…
Read MoreWith some clients, you want to run to the hills as fast as you can and never see them again, but with most its worth keeping in touch. Here’s a…
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