Biometric USB Flash Memory Sticks as an mechanical prodigy

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How long did it take Steve to make those 1400+ calls?

“About thirty hours, over a period of three weeks.”

How much time did he spend with the two appointments that resulted from all that dialing?

“About 7 hours.”

How much commission did Steve make on the sale that he closed?

“About $1,600,” he reported.

Therefore, Steve made $1,600 for about a weeks’ work- not too bad for a beginner. He averaged about $43/hour.

“It’s not very good, either,” was his response, still quite upset. “What am I doing wrong?”

“Nothing that a little more experience won’t fix,” I told him. I suggested that he continue calling his list for another couple of weeks. Then, when he reached the end of the list, he should call the people at the beginning of the list again, this time with a different prospecting offer for the same product.

Steve calmed down and agreed to do that.

A month later Steve called again. “Well, I made 1537 calls in the past month, and presented 174 offers, mostly to the same people that I had called a month earlier. I made appointments with 5 High Probability Prospects, and closed 2 of them.”

Steve was not complaining: He made $3,300 for about 50 hours of work- averaging about $66/hour. Then, he quit his other job! “Did I get that much better in one month?” he wondered.

Steve did not get that much better in one month- although there is no question that he improved considerably. The Power of Good Timing also contributed to the dramatic improvement in his results. Now that he can work at his insurance business full-time, he should be able to triple last months income.

“Being in the right place at the right time” is NOT just luck when you use High Probability Prospecting. It’s vital to remember that people become High Probability Prospects in their own time, for their own reason.

When you are calling a good, targeted list, most of the prospects WILL become High Probability Prospects eventually- Prospects that are ready to buy what you’re selling- now. That’s why we train salespeople to repeatedly contact their prospects, usually about once a month. You want to ensure that you are there when they’re ready to buy.

Steve sells insurance. In the month that lapsed between his first and second calls to prospects, it’s likely that some of them experienced life-changing events, such as weddings, births, raises and promotions, business ownership, job changes, new homes, college tuition, deaths, etc. Any of those occurrences may have compelled some of them to want what he was offering- right now. That’s the Power of Good Timing.

In High Probability Prospecting, Good Timing is a factor in successful selling. Here’s another: The Difference between Cold-Calling and Warm Calling.

The first time Steve contacted his list with a High Probability Prospecting Offer, he was a stranger making a cold-call. When they said “I’m not interested,” he said “Okay, good bye.” He heard them, accepted their answer, and immediately disqualified them. That left the prospects with a good experience.

The second time Steve called he was no longer a stranger, he was making a warm-call. And, he presented a new offer, with two additional features. In the month between calls, some of the people he had originally made offers to had been considering that maybe they did want insurance: The combination of the ‘warm’ call,’ a life-changing occurrence, and the new offer compelled some of them to meet with him.

In High Probability Prospecting, Good Timing IS a powerful factor – but it is rarely due to luck. Salespeople who methodically and systematically apply the principles of High Probability Prospecting routinely find themselves in the “Right Place at the Right Time”.

Jacques Werth, author of “High Probability Selling,” is an internationally respected Sales Trainer and Sales Consultant. HPS graduates are excelling as top Sales Performers in over 70 industries. Visit High Probability Sales Training to discover how to make fewer appointments yet close significantly more sales. Exclusive CDs and MP3s teach you to turn the “Numbers Game” Upside-Down at High Probability Sales Training.

Immediately establish rapport on cold-calls by matching your prospect’s voice qualities – tone, pace, and emotion. Matching the emotion, or mood, of your prospect is key. If you begin your call sounding excited when she is not, you will be immediately branded as a salesperson, and the prospect’s guard will be way up.

By matching her emotion, you immediately get her thinking “this person is like me”. And we all want to talk to people like us. Begin your call with a simple question to verify the prospect’s name even though you know who you are calling. This is your first chance to establish rapport.

Let’s say that the next name on your prospect list is Dave Jackson:

DJ – “Hello. This is Dave Jackson”

You – “Hello, is this Dave Jackson?”

DJ – “Yes it is.”

Repeat his name while matching his voice qualities – tone, pace, and emotion. You ask the name verification question, even though he stated his name, to break his thought pattern.

Then make a judgment about just how busy he is. If the prospect feels receptive go ahead and deliver your attention grabbing intro.

Do not ask if this is a good time to talk. If you do, you will only give him a chance to get rid of you before you have a chance to gain his interest.

If he sounds busy, tell him so, and ask when would be a good time to call back. He will likely ask why you are calling, giving you the perfect opening to deliver your attention grabbing introduction.

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Shamus Brown is a Professional Sales Coach and former high-tech sales pro who began his career selling for IBM. Shamus has written more than 50 articles on selling and is the creator of the popular Persuasive Selling Skills CD Audio Program. You can read more of Shamus Brown’s sales tips at http://Sales-Tips.industrialEGO.com/ and you can learn more about his persuasive sales skills training at http://www.Persuasive-Sales-Skills.com/

In a previous article “How to Sell More by Becoming a Buyers ‘Emotional Favorite’”, I discussed how to create a value-added relationship with buyers by leveraging your network to address ALL their needs. By creating value beyond what you sell and building a trusting relationship, you maximize the likelihood of the customer calling you first. Being called first gives you an edge over the competition, but it doesn’t guarantee the sale.

Most ’sure thing’ sales are lost because during your initial contact with the customer you failed to help the customer understand that you can address their needs and are capable of delivering the solution. If the customer does not trust in your ability to solve their problem and deliver a solution at minimum risk to their credibility, then the customer will keep searching for a viable alternative. Fail to establish credibility and you force your customers to do the unthinkable: call your competition.

Understanding the Psychology of Buying

The second part of successful selling is what I call ‘First Call Effectiveness’, a critical component in maintaining your emotional favorite status. If you can shift a customer from the searching for a solution to the point where they feel they have a solution, the customer becomes emotionally attached to that solution and moves on to addressing other needs.

The customer begins to emotionally invest in your solution telling their boss or coworkers about how they found the ideal solution. Once they’ve invested in your solution, they can’t choose a different solution until the first solution provider lets them down giving them cause. Additional research is an exercise to justify the soundness of the solution and drive the price down. The next vendor now has to overcome or eliminate that emotional involvement in the initial solution.

Walk a mile in your customers’ shoes

Think of the last time you decided to purchase a specific product or service. With your mind made up, you call your preferred vendor. How quickly does your desire cool if they can’t solve your problem or don’t respond immediately to your request. Like most customers, you probably moved down your mental checklist to the next vendor hoping the competition will value your business.

It happens all the time. Why should you as the customer wait to purchase a product or service from an unresponsive or unknowledgable vendor? You shouldn’t. And your customers won’t either.

Path of Least Resistance Selling

How you react to your customer when they approach you in a favourable buying mood will ultimately determine your success. First Call Effectiveness is a key component to ‘Path of Least Resistance Selling’.

As a sales professional, your job is to remove all barriers to buying. The easier it is to buy your product or service, the more likely the prospect will move forward. Leave your customers waiting for your internal processes to catch up and unless you sell a one-of-a-kind, absolutely must-have product, your prospect will move on or opt not to buy.

How Credibility and Risk impacts Selling

First Call Effectiveness relies on establishing credibility to the point where the customer’s perception of your credibility is greater than their perception of risk of doing business with you. If your potential customers don’t believe in your ability to solve their problems and deliver the solution, they will continue searching for alternatives.

When a customer calls you first, you have a unique opportunity to shape a solution to their problem around what you sell. What starts out as a simple need could expand to an integrated solution given the proper approach and careful research during the first call your customer makes to you.

First Call Effectiveness: Maximizing your Credibility

Rule One: Don’t end the sales call until you have either a) solved the problem or b) established credibility with that customer. For whatever reason, solving the problem immediately may not be possible. In those cases either: 1) ask to put your customer on hold and find a solution or 2) establish your customer’s belief in your ability to deliver a solution and request to call back with an answer within a specified timeframe and make sure you meet or improve upon that delivery date.

Rule Two: The key to establishing your credibility is to engage your customer in problem solving dialogue by asking questions like:
? If we could do A (primary need) and B (secondary need) without C (an undesired outcome), would that be a suitable solution?
? How soon do you need a solution delivered by? If we could deliver our solution in the timeframe you have provided, what would prevent you from buying from us?
? If they say nothing, move on to getting what you need from the customer so you can get started.

Now that the customer is committed to you and your solution, they are unlikely to contact the competition until you have completed designing and pricing the solution and then it’s simply a matter of comparison for good measure. The difference is you had days or weeks to shape and present a solution whereas your competition will be asked to respond immediately.
Maximizing your first call effectiveness will always position you well to win the sale because you’ve made it easy for the customer to choose you and established an emotional barrier for your competition.

Craig Elias is a highly sought after advisor, speaker, trainer, and writer, on proven sales and networking strategies that help sales professionals, consultants and business owners differentiate themselves and become a buyers ‘Go To’ person. For almost 20 years, Craig Elias has been a top performer at every company that has hired him – including WorldCom where he was named the top sales person within six months of joining the company.

Craig Elias is also the Founder and Chief Strategy officer of InnerSell, an online sales tool used by sales professionals so that no matter what their customer needs they can get it through them. InnerSell has won Tim Draper’s “Billion-Dollar Idea” pitch contest, collected a million dollar prize, been featured in International Press (NBC news, Business 2.0, The New York Times, Sales & Marketing management magazine ?), and was recently selected by Dow Jones as one of the 50 most promising companies in North America.

Learn more by contacting Craig by phone (866.744.7904), or email (Craig.Elias@InnerSell.com), or visiting www.InnerSell.com.

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