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3 Techniques You Should Use to Become a Better Salesperson

Posted on by Mike Stromsoe

Being a good salesperson has benefits that go beyond just selling at the office.

Even if your job title isn’t salesperson, it’s imperative that you polish up on your skills and become a better communicator to win at not only business, but at life as well. Whether you run your own company or are currently employed at one, there is a good chance that at some point during the day you’re going to have to do some sales related work. We all do some kind of sales, regardless of job title. Here are three good techniques you should use to become a better salesperson and close that deal.

  1. Always lead with questions

Leading with questions is a great way to start the conversation because of two things. For one, it will show you have some humility. This will always serve you in a positive way. Two, you’ll receive information that you normally would not have been able to get. To get these questions, do some research a few days before your meeting.

  1. Be a Master Problem Solver

The best salespeople don’t look at sales as actual sales, they look at it as an opportunity to solve a problem. Look for ways in which the company can improve, and reroute more of your time and energy to solving this problem.

  1. Change Your Sales Perception

There are many people who don’t understand the concept of what being a salesperson really means. To be a sales person you must first view this profession as a chance to help people and solve problems. It’s quite difficult to succeed in anything if you think the job is the worst!

Being a master salesperson is the best way to succeed in your business. It’s the way you convince people to go with your brand, rather than the competitors. It’s time to figure out how you can start earning more, working less, and enjoying life! Contact Mike Stromsoe’s Unstoppable Profit Producer Program to do just that!

The Three Secrets to Successful and Productive Meetings

Posted on by Mike Stromsoe

Know how your company can have successful meetings, rather than big time-wasters.

21st-century workers have developed a love-hate relationship with meetings. On one hand, meetings are a great opportunity to pull the team together and solve some issues that have been going around the office. On the other hand, however, many meetings tend to veer off topic and before you know it you’re talking about how amazing “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” was, when the original topic had something to do with sales. Keep your meetings on track with these three secrets to having successful and productive meetings.

  1. Send the Agenda Prior to the Meeting

Every meeting needs to have a purpose, a stated objective that must be met within the time scheduled for that meeting. Sending a schedule 24 hours before the meeting is a great way to get everyone on board with that you’re trying to accomplish, so when they show up all things Star Wars won’t come up.

  1. Make the Meeting Exclusive

Some meetings do not require the entire team to attend. People in small settings tend to know this is a small meeting where they should concentrate on the topic at hand. Bringing everyone in and having everyone shouting their opinions is how Jar Jar Binks arguments get started. Only invite the team members who are necessary to accomplish the goal.

  1. Sideline Off-Topic Conversations

As stated earlier, each meeting has to have a specific purpose. All discussions that seem like they have the potential to derail the meeting (e.g. someone saying “I think Episode II is the best of the seven.”) must quickly be dealt with. Suggest that that conversation is more appropriate for another time. By sidelining tangents, you keep everyone focused on the current mission.

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