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How Selling Professionals Avoid Failure

March 31st, 2010 admin
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A common travesty that underpins sales success is fear. Selling professionals fear picking up the phone, they fear asking for referrals, they fear asking for the agreement. Sellers fear because they do not know what to do if something does not go their way. They have failed. Not true, failure is the best teacher in the world. Stop looking at failure as a negative. A terrific mentor, author and king of the consulting world Alan Weiss states, “If you are not failing you are not trying”.

First, selling professionals are constantly immersed in rejection. Yet it all begins with confidence. Sellers must believe in the products and services they represent. If you do not believe it you will not sell it! How do you expect buyers to believe you if you cannot believe it? Avoid failure with passion and conviction for the company you represent.

Second, regular readers of this column know my thoughts on cold calling- I abhor it. There are times when it is necessary. More importantly, there are times when friends, peers and colleagues might provide sellers with a referral. Research in this area illustrates that over 78% of individuals procrastinate making these calls because of rejection. Refrain from preconceptions and pick up the phone! What you are really saying is that you do not know what to say after hello! Rejections diminish with proper preparation, provocative questions and action steps.

It is important to remember that buyers do not reject you personally, they reject the offer simply because there is a lack of trust and value. Therefore, sellers must find methods that counteract these issues.

“Failure is not an option” originated from the issues of Apollo 13. Unfortunately many selling professionals use the cliché for all their efforts. With so many organizations lacking investment in their sales teams and with less individuals investing in themselves, failure is the best educational tool. Keep trying, continue failing, stop looking for short term results but long term strategies of self-mastery. Failure is the key to your economic selling future!

Additional Quote for the Day

“Why don’t you want to do what you know you should do? The reason you don’t is that you’re in conflict with yourself.” – Tom Hopkins (The Art of Selling)

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Secrets to Selling to the C Suite

February 26th, 2010 admin
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The current recession has selling professionals and their management seeking alternatives to increase sales. One issue that continually arises is selling to the C Suite. There is a belief that if selling professionals increase their abilities to corporate executives both closure and sales revenues will increase. That may or may not be true.

The first item to consider with attempting selling products and services to corporate executives is whether the individual occupying the office is truly the buyer. Many selling professionals get fooled into believing that title encourages the sale. While CEO’s are responsible for a myriad of activities their main priority is a focus on customer acquisition and retention as well as a return to stakeholders. It is simply impossible to be involved in every vendor decision, and it is considered micromanagement. Take some time to understand your true buyer before wasting time.

Selling professionals by nature are tactical and invariably spend time with those that might influence but do not make decisions. However the approach for selling to decision makers in the C Suite must be more strategic. Before embarking on cold calling and using rote sales principles, take the time to prepare. Selling professionals must adequately prepare before calling an executive. I suggest reading current versions of The Wall Street Journal to comprehend environmental (i.e. economic, political, technological, etc) issues as well as competitive pressures. In addition, reading the organizations annual report is essential for understanding the firm’s strategy and industry acceptance. Finally a quick review of corporate, industry and other competitive issues enables a representative to have articulate conversations with senior executives.

Upon completion of preliminary reading, selling professionals must establish a strategic corporate profile in order to better comprehend the corporate structure and align products and services you offer with the prospective organization. The strategic profile removes the tactical issues of product sales and creates a better ability to create long-term relationships. Executives will trust the ability to be more consultative. Formulating a corporate strategy creates provocative questions related to objectives and measurements for success, which are the conversations that senior executives desire. Dialogue focuses on organizational results and benefits to the customer, not product/service facts. Executives desire to hear about output and results.

Finally strategic selling professionals do not visit the C Suite with rote tactics of cold calling etc. While a myriad of books, audios and other materials exist suggesting such, executives are met through referral and networking. Individuals invest in those they know and trust. This requires selling professionals to shift direction and gain better momentum with strategic ideology. It simply requires change.

We are currently in a sea of rapid change and momentum. Recessions also enable organizations to develop innovative techniques. Now is the time to be a market leader and create techniques that allow innovation and renewal. Shifting to a new sales direction will take some time but as comfort returns, the organization will gain speed and velocity. The results will be worth it!

There are 7 techniques you can use daily to assist you preparation efforts. Get the 7 Secrets to Sales Preparation by emailing me today. Ask about our Free 30 Minutes “Sales Acceleration Coaching Clinic”!

©2009. Drew J. Stevens Ph. D. All rights reserved.

Drew Stevens PhD is one of the worlds leading experts in sales and sales skills. Dr. Drew is the author of six books including Split Second Selling and the soon to be released Ultimate Business Bible. With over 25 years of sales experience and business leader, Dr. Drew has extensive experience in assisting both entrepreneurs and selling professionals to experience higher efficiency and effectiveness. He is also the creator of the Sales Leadership Certificate one of only 14 programs in the United States offering an accredited degree in the profession of selling and has a top ranked podcast called Sales Fitness offering tips and techniques that immediately improve selling performance.

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Monday Momentum with Dr. Drew

January 17th, 2010 admin
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“Everything you want is out there waiting for you to ask. Everything you want also wants you. But you have to take action to get it.”

Jules Renard quotes (French Writer, 1864-1910)

As an avid reader of the conquest of American History I am often reminded of the stories of the Gold Rush. Those that sought gold traveled far to stake their claim to fortune. They traveled far and through rough terrain to capture their dream. American history is rampant with stories of those taking action and subsequent risk to seek out new futures and fortunes.

The contrast today is the laziness of many. Rather than diet and maintain nutrition individuals use a remote in search of the 6-second workout. So many are in a rush they do not signal on highways while others text and drive. Rather than make their own luck they lament by victimization therefore seeking alternatives to work.

If you want a new future stop the folly of laziness and do something. I am amazed when selling professionals and their owners blame customers, the economy and political issues for lack of business. 92% of selling falters because of a lack of a process and more importantly the lack to establish a relationship. Stop whining; stop making excuses and start creating a new future. If you want to reap you must sow. Seek out an education and invest in resources to help you. Gold miners worked for their fortune why shouldn’t you.

There are 7 techniques you can use daily to assist you preparation efforts. Get the 7 Secrets to Sales Preparation by emailing me today. Ask about our Free 30 Minutes “Sales Acceleration Coaching Clinic” to help you gain immediate sales result!

©2009. Drew J. Stevens Ph. D. All rights reserved.

Drew Stevens PhD is one of the worlds leading experts in sales and sales skills. Dr. Drew is the author of six books including Split Second Selling and the soon to be released Ultimate Business Bible. With over 25 years of sales experience and business leader, Dr. Drew has extensive experience in assisting both entrepreneurs and selling professionals to experience higher efficiency and effectiveness. He is also the creator of the Sales Leadership Certificate one of only 14 programs in the United States offering an accredited degree in the profession of selling and has a top ranked podcast called Sales Fitness offering tips and techniques that immediately improve selling performance.

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Motivational Monday Moment by Dr. Drew

November 23rd, 2009 admin
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Quote of the Day

When you’re really trying to make serious change, you don’t want people to get caught up in emotion because change isn’t emotion. Because change isn’t emotion. Its real work and organization and strategy.. that’s just the truth of it. I mean, you pull people in with inspiration, but then you have to roll up your sleeves and you’ve got to make sacrifices and you have got to have structure.

Michelle Obama

Thought of the Day

One of the issues that constantly weights on those that sell is a lack of process. Simply put selling professionals are too tactical. 92% of most professionals do not have a process, do not prepare their calls, do not understand the value of rapport and consequently screw up their closing ratios. There is value in education and learning to be better at your craft. I am floored by the immense amount of free advice available yet individuals do not take advantage. There is not shortcut to selling.

Best Practice of the Day

Take some time this holiday season to renew, to review and to improve. Stop the feeling of victimization of not making sales and learn about something that can assist you. If you use this one thing everyday for a month you will be 50% better.

There are 12 techniques you can use daily to assist you sales efforts. If you seek a quick 12 step tip sheet for selling efficiency email me today. And ask about our Free 30 Minutes “Sales Acceleration Coaching Clinic”.

©2009. Drew J. Stevens Ph. D. All rights reserved.

Drew Stevens PhD works with organizations to dramatically accelerate revenue. Dr. Drew is the author of six books including Split Second Selling and the soon to be released Ultimate Business Bible. He is also the creator of the Sales Leadership Certificate one of only 14 programs in the United States offering an accredited degree in the profession of selling and has a top ranked podcast called Sales Fitness with Dr. Drew. To gain a free 30 Minute Coaching Session or to request Secrets of Ultimate Business Success contact Dr. Drew today get the proper prescription for your success.

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Dr. Drew’s Cold Calling Rant

November 21st, 2009 admin
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Quote of the Day

“By failing to prepare you are preparing to fail.” – Benjamin Franklin

Thought of the Day

I was in the middle of a meeting yesterday when my cell phone rang. I do not typically answer any calls during a meeting but I informed my client I was expecting a call. That said, it was not my call but a cold caller! The typical mundane salutation immediately perturbed me, “Hey are you”? I retorted with the issue my number was private she should not have access. She replied, “I got it from a list.

This is the reason why cold calling gets its knocks. It is the reason why selling professionals gain the stereotype. It is also the reason why many individuals are having issues opening doors. Einstein once stated, “Insanity is doing the same things repeatedly and expecting a new result.” Why follow the rules of the foolish when you can no results. Cold calling when done incorrectly only leads to a fools method of rejection.

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Cold calling is still a method of obtaining new business if done appropriately, strategically and professionally. Here are some tips:

  1. Prepare for every call before you pick up the telephone. Research the company, the person and identify the possible objectives the client might desire.
  2. Prepare a list of questions for each call. Know what you are prepared to say before you say it.
  3. Do less talking and more questioning. More information is gained when the prospect does the speaking.
  4. Make notes and paraphrase when issues arise so they are understood.
  5. Listen for objections to address additional questions.
  6. Open the call with potential issues for the client not tiresome lines.
  7. Realize you are not selling product, merely building a relationship.

There are 12 techniques you can use daily to assist you sales efforts. If you seek a quick 12 step tip sheet for cold calling email me today. And ask about our Free 30 Minutes “Sales Acceleration Coaching Clinic”.

©2009. Drew J. Stevens Ph. D. All rights reserved.

Drew Stevens PhD works with organizations to dramatically accelerate revenue. Dr. Drew is the author of six books including Split Second Selling and the soon to be released Ultimate Business Bible. He is also the creator of the Sales Leadership Certificate one of only 14 programs in the United States offering an accredited degree in the profession of selling and has a top ranked podcast called Sales Fitness with Dr. Drew. To gain a free 30 Minute Coaching Session or to request Secrets of Ultimate Business Success contact Dr. Drew today get the proper prescription for your success.

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Dr. Drew’s Sales Tip of the Day

November 20th, 2009 admin
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As I completed one of my annual readings, I was reminded of the need develop bonds with those of influence. “Think and Grow Rich” by Napoleon Hill speaks of the power of the mastermind and the need to have strong alliances that aid business success. As I completed this it reminded me of a recurring issue in selling- networking.

Selling professionals and successful entrepreneurs are not isolated. Review any successful person and numerous others always surround them. They do not live in a vacuum and understand the need for constant connectivity to assist them in building their respective businesses. Look at others in your organization or other successful individuals, do you notice similar?

One of the most valuable components of marketing is branding. Moreover, to help manifest the brand, organizations and individuals needs to help that brand proliferate by having others create buzz. Sellers and entrepreneurs use similar means with the depth of their networks. They assist in driving business by meeting new people, opening doors unknown to them and lessening labor.

Here are some questions to help you review your network:

1.            Who is in your network?

2.            How often do you communicate with them?

3.            Are they a person of influence?

4.            Can they assist you?

While many sales professionals buy lists and comb phone directories, a network of influential individuals can eliminate time, reduce stress and save hordes of money. I know of one company where the mandate is to knock on doors for new business. That is a lot of rejection and wasted time. Would not a proper network aid this effort? To grow business you must emulate others that are successful at it. So what might you do?

1.            Begin to attend networking groups where you can meet individuals. Do not be taken in by the folly of groups where members simply want to sell you something. Attend functions where you can build alliances but do not be a wallflower you must actively participate.

2.            Use your existing network to help you expand. Tell your network

your value proposition. Ask that they introduce you to others that might require your value.

3.            You need to review your current network. I learned long ago that a person is a sum of all parts and if your network is not influential you just might need to

purge. Yes, eliminate those that do not aid you or waste time. There is a cliché if you want to be a millionaire you have to affiliate with them. Is your network pushing you to newer heights?

4.            Beware of the folly of social media and individuals that are Lions, Tigers, Bears, Cats, Dogs and Sheep. It is not quantity but

quality. Does it matter that someone has 15,659 followers if there are not decision makers in the queue.

5.            Spend useful time with useful people. Purge associations, charities

In addition, other time consuming organizations. Spend useful time with those that can affect your business.

6.            Avoid the baseball card theory. Collecting business cards is not a lead generation system. What you do with the cards after is. Many people believe business cards are gold bullion. If you do not follow-up, you have is manure.

7.            Networks need to be catered. You must remain actively involved and nurture the individuals as they say out of sight out of mind. A gentleman recently lost a significant piece of business when he failed to follow up with his network connection.

There are 7 techniques you can use daily to assist you sales efforts. If you seek a additional alternatives to building your network email me today. And ask about our Free 30 Minutes “Sales Acceleration Coaching Clinic”.

©2009. Drew J. Stevens Ph. D. All rights reserved.

Drew Stevens PhD works with organizations to dramatically accelerate revenue. Dr. Drew is the author of six books including Split Second Selling and the soon to be released Ultimate Business Bible. He is also the creator of the Sales Leadership Certificate one of only 14 programs in the United States offering an accredited degree in the profession of selling and has a top ranked podcast called Sales Fitness with Dr. Drew. To gain a free 30 Minute Coaching Session or to request Secrets of Ultimate Business Success contact Dr. Drew today get the proper prescription for your success.

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Dr. Drew’s Thursday Sales Rant

November 19th, 2009 admin
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It is the age of information and knowledge, but it is ironic how lazy many have become. Each day I am amazed over the emails, newsgroups and other electronic media requesting innovative methods to sell. Folks if you or others like you are not making your numbers and seek answers to your selling woes look within! If you seek The Secret, here it is… there isn’t any. There are four issues prevalent in today’s society:

  1. Selling is a relationship business. And, your relationships should be with buyers not gatekeepers. I suggest a quick review of your address book and CRM system. As they say in the database world; garbage in, garbage out. Further look around you and determine whom you speak with and whom you network. Filter your network to only include those that can make a purchase decision.
  2. Selling requires a process. If you have never been taught how to sell and your organization does not provide training- invest! There is nothing more sickening then the person that wanders in the woods without breadcrumbs. The process of selling is similar to a GPS system; it guides you toward your markets, your buyers and your eventual contracts. Research shows that failure to have a solid process negatively impacts your closure rates. I am amazed and those that desire results but refuse to invest in expertise. Do you join a gym yet never exercise?
  3. If you build it they will not come. I tire of stupid organizations that believe their product and service sells itself. Recently a young man approached me about coaching and he requested reimbursement from his structural engineering company. The President stated, there is no need to invest in training since engineers do not need to know how to sell. This pomposity ruins organizations and profits because they will not or ever will invest in their greatest asset- sales. If you work for such an organization or your present manager shares such beliefs- leave. Trust me the business will not be around long.
  4. So many even those reading this post feel victimized by customers, competition, the recession, etc. These are excuses not solutions. Stop hiding behind rocks, rugs and rooms and begin to invest in things that help you become innovative. While there is much uncertainty during a recession, there are assurances. 1) Growth and innovation spark during recessionary times. 2) Those that move are not captivated by fear. 3) Those that go against the tide thrive. Start learning, growing and educating not getting stuck in the malaise of Internet promises. Create your own original opportunities. By gosh do something!

There are 12 techniques you can use daily to assist you sales efforts. If you seek a quick 12 step tip sheet for selling efficiency email me today. And ask about our Free 30 Minutes “Sales Acceleration Coaching Clinic”.

©2009. Drew J. Stevens Ph. D. All rights reserved.

Drew Stevens PhD works with organizations to dramatically accelerate revenue. Dr. Drew is the author of six books including Split Second Selling and the soon to be released Ultimate Business Bible. He is also the creator of the Sales Leadership Certificate one of only 14 programs in the United States offering an accredited degree in the profession of selling and has a top ranked podcast called Sales Fitness with Dr. Drew. To gain a free 30 Minute Coaching Session or to request Secrets of Ultimate Business Success contact Dr. Drew today get the proper prescription for your success.

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Dr. Drew’s Tuesday Sales Tip

November 17th, 2009 admin
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Quote of the Day

A man can be as great as he wants to be. If you believe in yourself and have the courage, the determination, the dedication, the competitive drive and if you are willing to sacrifice the little things in life and pay the price for the things that are worthwhile, it can be done. – Vince Lombardi

Thought for the Day

At one point in my life I was moderately overweight, not very athletic and lacked much self-esteem. In high school I was an introvert and never socialized. It took some deliberation for me to find a hobby in track and field. I was not very good at first but once I set my mind on the end I got better. I did not focus on those things that held me back. I did not focus on limiting beliefs. I use the same principles in my business today.

Our beliefs influence our behavior. They motivate us and shape our present and our future. Beliefs are similar to an internal GPS. Contrastly a limiting belief is something that demotivates and indicates we cannot do something. It limits our thinking, our creativity and our destiny. The technique is to focus on those things you do very well and diminish those things that hold you back. Limiting beliefs are very powerful and manifest through the years. Limiting beliefs will stunt both your professional and personal life. You must focus on your future not your past. It is what is in front of you that is important.

Best Practice for the Day

  1. Focus on your strengths not limitations, focus on the things you want to be not on those that withhold you.
  2. Imagine yourself in a mirror looking are yourself based on your beliefs. What does the picture illustrate? Revisit the mirror without limiting beliefs what does the present and future show? Illustrate or anchor this picture so it manifests in your current worl.
  3. Visualize. There is proof that visualization works for athletes. The more clarity the visual the better you can create it.
  4. Invest daily. Give yourself rewards for jobs well done. There is proof to illustrate that if you provide opportunities you will eliminate limiting beliefs.
  5. Write down the one to two things that made each day terrific. Illustrate your value to the world. Focus on items and circumstances that allow you to thrive.

If you want a quick method to eliminate your limiting beliefs send me an email and I will send you my one page tip sheet that helps to eradicate them. Or, email for a free 30 Minute Sales Acceleration One on One Coaching Program focused on three things to help eliminate limiting beliefs.

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Drew Stevens PhD works with organizations to dramatically accelerate revenue. Dr. Drew is the author of six books including Split Second Customer Service and the soon to be released Ultimate Business Bible. He is also the creator of the Sales Leadership Certificate one of only 14 programs in the United States offering an accredited degree in the profession of selling and has a top ranked podcast called Sales Fitness with Dr. Drew. To book Dr. Drew for a workshop or keynote or to obtain his Secrets of Ultimate Business Success email him today at www.drewstevensconsulting.com/contact

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Free 30 Minute Coaching Session

November 12th, 2009 admin
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If you’ve been struggling to
close enough sales and you’d like
a major breakthrough, then I’d like
to invite you to take advantage
of a special, “Split Second Selling” personal, 1-on-1 coaching
session where we will work
together to…

=> Create a crystal clear vision
for the sales success you desire
(we’ll set targets for prospecting
activities, and ‘close ratios’ that
will give you the lifestyle you
desire)

=> Uncover hidden challenges
that may be sabotaging your
sales success (we’ll pinpoint
specific areas that cause
breakdowns in the sales
process so you can make
immediate changes)

=> Leave this session renewed,
re-energized, and inspired to
break your personal sales
records and enjoy a great
income.

If you’d like to take advantage
of this very special, very limited,
and totally FREE 30 minute
“Split Second Selling” coaching
session, click reply and answer
the questions below…

1. How long have you had your
current sales position?
2. What kind of product/service do
you sell?
3. What are your sales commission
goals for the next 12 months?
4. What were your sales commissions
from the last 12 months? (ballpark)
5. What do you see as the major
challenges holding you back from
selling as much as you want?
6. On a scale of 0-10, how important
is it for you to overcome your
challenges and achieve your sales
and lifestyle goals today?
7. Full Name
8. Email Address
9. Phone #
10. Time Zone

Check off the areas you’d like to work on…

__ Finding a Great Prospect List
__ Prospecting
__ Assessing Needs
__ Presenting Your Offer
__ Overcoming Objections
__ Closing the Sale
__ Getting Referrals & Up-Selling
__ Other

Since we’re making this offer
for the first time right now and
we don’t know how intense the
response will be, we can’t
guarantee a coaching session
for everyone.

We’ll take as many people
as we can and then start a
waiting list. You can expect to
get contacted by our team to
schedule your session within
the next 3 business days.

If you don’t hear from us,
it means we’ve received more
requests than we can handle
right now and if something opens
up we’ll get in touch with you
at a later time.

Again, to take advantage
of this offer, simply email me
and answer the questions
listed above.

Warmest Regards,

Dr. Drew

PS: The sooner you send us your
answers, the more likely you are to
get a session. Click reply now.

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Investment Challenges

July 13th, 2009 admin
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If you want to know what gets the doctor steamed about buffoonery in organizations, then listen to Dr. Drew prescribe cures for organizational malice. Dr. Drew knows that investments in vital assets are key but not everyone else has a similar attitude. If you want the cure, then listen to the doctor tell it like it is.

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