Posts Tagged ‘sales strategies’

Sales Strategies for the New Economy

Friday, October 28th, 2011 by shahar

We dedicated a few episodes of BuzzBooster TV to talk about sales strategies.

In this episode we cover negotiation skills and how to find the broken windows.

In order to achieve long lasting prosperity as a small business owner you need to understand and master sales.

Watch BuzzBooster TV by clicking here

Sales Strategies for the New Economy

Tuesday, October 18th, 2011 by shahar

I don’t need to tell you that things have changed a lot. Markets have changed and the way the consumer buys has changed a lot in the last few years.

There is extreme importance in revisiting your sales strategies and align them with this new consumer. As a small business owner you need to understand that creating a structured sales process and improving your negotiation skills is crucial in your small business marketing strategy.

Most of the time you are more resistant to sell than the client to buy.
It is a lot about psychology and not about sales tricks.
There needs to be a design of the sale you can apply anywhere and become a master negotiator.

I want to share with you a system I’ve created to increase conversion in any type of selling. It is based on psychology and consumer behavior and I’ve tested several times in one on one negotiations, over teleseminars and on stage.

It goes through 5 steps where you can choreograph your negotiation:

1.Find the broken windows: This principle comes from the New York police where they look for homes with broken window because they show there is a problem there. We need to allow prospects to unveil their problems. This step decreases anxiety, shows where the problems are so we can pin point the core points.

2. Join and conduct the Tango: Prospects already have a conversation going inside their minds. This conversation tends to carry a lot of drama and fear. It is up to the negotiator to join this conversation, create rapport and conduct the dance.

3. Incorporate mystery and rituals: (we need some level of tension around their needs). Remember that the brain cannot cope with an unanswered question, this creates traction. Rituals like simple things as having them fill a questionnaire before talking to you not only inverts the relationship, where you are not the sales person anymore, it also shows there is structure.

4. Extract the Wow: show the possibilities. If you have ever watched a n infomercial; you know what I’m talking about. Any sales negotiation needs to have its wow moment where the prospect thinks “I need this guy” “How did I survived without this product?”

5 Tie the knot: Don’t forget to propose. close. partnership from the beginning regardless the amount. They ask you to marry: Now it is the time to ask: how do we work together?

Having a structured sales and negotiation process is part of a smart small business marketing strategies. No one wants a person that talks non stop and pushes a product or service.
It is up to you to have these steps in mind, get a pen and paper and outline in your case how you would incorporate them when you are negotiating.

Think that you are building a graph in the process where the WOW factor is on top and from there you just keep the dialogue going and conduct them to ask to buy.

Small business marketing: Sales strategies

Monday, September 19th, 2011 by shahar

There are 3 things you need to have in place 100% of the time to make sure sales are generated everyday. I like to make the analogy with gardening because they have a lot in common.

1. Seeding- you need to be prospecting regularly without being too much in your face. On this stage is where you can benefit a lot from social media. Beware not to make the number one mistake: water too much and ruin the seeds- or spend the whole day on Facebook, give too many tips or provide too much access to you.

2. Picking. There is a right moment to pick the flowers before they loose their momentum. Same thing here, there is a right moment to close the sale. Flowers won’t pick themselves and put themselves in a vase, clients won’t take action either without your help.

3. Keep them blooming. You want your plants to bloom again just like you want existing clients to keep buying. Long lasting prosperity is achieved by selling over and over again to existing clients. Too many times we invest to make a prospect become a client, so our first sale does not bring profits. By selling other solutions to them at different price points is where profit is made.

Increasing sales in a business

Sunday, July 10th, 2011 by shahar

Every day we have a quick meeting in the morning where we focus on one specific way to bring sales that day and one to cut costs. This helps us remember that marketing is also about making sales and specific actions are necessary

How To Send Your Sales Through The Roof by Selling Your Products & Services Online!!

Sunday, November 21st, 2010 by The BuzzBooster Team!

Another content full free webinar this week. Prizes during the call too.

Discover how to improve your online sales process, and effortlessly increase your bottom-line! We’ll show you how to do it in a simple, speedy to implement, very low-cost way!

Register for the webinar now: How To Send Your Sales Through The Roof by Selling Your Products & Services Online!!

Sell more in this new Economy

Tuesday, April 13th, 2010 by The BuzzBooster Team!

The new economy has changed the way we sell and the way people buy.

You might have felt this in your business, but do you know how to adapt to the new reality?

BuzzBoosters has just release a new flash program that will guide you step by step on how to sell more in the new economy.

I don’t want to brag but this program can change your life.

This program targets decisive business owners that want to take action and generate more sales.

We’ll not be offering this program in the same format in the future.

Check more about the Off-Road Sales Strategies for the New Economy

Top 10 reasons why people don’t buy

Monday, April 5th, 2010 by The BuzzBooster Team!

If you are not seeing sales lately or you don’t see as many sales as you’d like, here is a list of some reasons why that may be happening:

1. Your message is not clear

2. They don’t trust you.

3. You are not getting their attention.(it doesn’t matter if you have 5 k friends on Facebook, it matters how many people are paying attention to what you say)

4. Fail to create desire. (This can be very simple as offering a free report)

5. You think talking to them once is enough.(in a noisy market place you need to reach people several times and you need to do this without being annoying)

6. You don’t follow-up.

7 Not having a strategy for them to initiate the contact. (which is proven to increase sales by 60%)

8. You are not leading the sales process.

9. You don’t have a sales process, you just sell.

10. You don’t clearly state the value of what you are offering.

Bonus: You are not talking to the heart. Remember, you sell to the heart.

Bonus 2: When using social media to market your business you cannot just offer people your services or products, you need to provide value, interact and engage them first. Sorry but the advertise age is dead.