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Seven Simple Sales Tips Anyone Can Use to Increase Sales

MindStorm is the top boutique business consulting and sales training firm in New York City. George Athan is the CEO and Chief Strategist of MindStorm Strategic Consulting.<br>

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Seven Simple Sales Tips Anyone Can Use to Increase Sales

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  1. Seven Simple Sales Tips Anyone Can Use to Increase Sales Engage qualified prospects research, 6 calls is the optimum amount of attempts to follow up. This numbers gets you the maximum results with the most efficiency. Every call after loses it's return on investment of time. These tips can dramatically improve your chances of closing a sale. Luckily, no one necessarily has to be an expert to successfully close the deal but if you follow these tips, you will be on your way to becoming a pro and increase your sales across the board! To learn how to become a dominate force in sales and outperform others, MindStorm has created the ultimate Top Producer Program. We've done extensive research of the Top 1% of the most successful salespeople of all time and found a set of specific commonalities in these million dollar producers, regardless of their industry. One of the worst things a person can do is to attempt to sell to a large audience. This can lead to feelings of rejection, ultimately making the sales process a more frustrating one. Business owners save time in investing time toward the most qualified of prospects. It is important resist the urge to invest time in prospects least likely to purchase the product. If cold calling, make sure to invest in a quality list of contacts. Plan your speech Knowing ahead what you plan to say to your audience is incredibly important. Whether an elevator speech or a sales presentation, a polished delivery is a must when it comes to a sales presentation. Consider potential objections, and think ahead on possible rebuttals and responses to objections and questions. Source: https://EzineArticles.com/expert/George_Athan/1885561 Be enthusiastic It is hard to convince someone of the value of a product or service if it is presented in a lukewarm manner. Make sure that your enthusiasm and belief in the utility of the product is conveyed when you discuss products and services with clients. Educate the consumer Customers and clients respond well to information. Using integrity in your marketing approach can be a good thing and will build trust among potential clients. Customers seek guidance in identifying which products make sense for them. Customers are more likely to trust your recommendations if they are being approached with integrity and honesty. Ask for the sale One of the most important things to do at the conclusion of a presentation is to ask for the sale. Remember to ask for the prospects business with confidence. This can be done without being pushy or aggressive. This is the logical conclusion to a great presentation. Listen to the objections and concerns It is important to listen carefully to the objections and concerns of your potential prospects. One of the hardest things to do is to plan for objections. Consider drafting a list of potential questions to ask the prospect. A carefully formulated response to potential questions can go a long way when attempting to make the sale. Be pleasantly persistent Most sales are made after multiple rejections. Some people tire easily of rejection and allow leads to slip through their fingertips. Probe the prospect to learn more about their reservations for investing in the product and be pleasant in subsequent attempts to contact the prospect. According to

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