In over 25 years of selling, no prospect ever came out and
asked, "Linda, can I trust you?" But I knew that question had to be
answered with a resounding yes, or the sale would never take place.
Different types of sales require different levels of trust.
When you buy a toaster at your local Target, you need to trust them to stand
behind the product they sell. However, you don't expect the clerk who assists
you to be an expert in either cooking or appliance mechanics.
When you are selling a $250,000 software solution with a
six-month installation phase, you must establish trust at a much higher level
for the purchase to take place.
Ask yourself
these questions about the product or service you sell:
- Is the sale a one-time event, or will it mark the start of an ongoing relationship?
- How much money is involved?
- How urgent is the buyer's need?
- How much risk is involved in the purchase?
What do you
do to build trust with prospects and customers? What could you do differently
than your competitors?
No one is
going to come out and say, "Can I trust you?" So it is up to you to
recognize the buyer is asking that question, and be sure it is answered
correctly.
Thought Transformation provides sales training services in Atlanta and surrounding areas. We offer sales training courses that'll help you achieve success in any program or market.
Thought Transformation provides sales training services in Atlanta and surrounding areas. We offer sales training courses that'll help you achieve success in any program or market.
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