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Marketing & Sales Psychology Expert 🧠 | Attract - Connect - Convert 🚀 | Unlock Buyer's Brain Secrets for Effective Sales - I help optimize messaging, enhance social selling, and leverage buyer psychology.

In sales it takes only three words to get anyone to open up to you: “One or two.” We know the importance of getting our prospects to open up, right? But how do we do it effectively without putting them on the spot? The answer lies truly in these simple words. Instead of overwhelming your prospects with broad questions like: “What do you want to get accomplished?” or “What KPIs do you want to see improve?” ➡️try this approach: “What are ONE or TWO KPIs you want to see improved?” or “What are ONE or TWO things you want to see in today’s call?” This subtle shift eases the pressure, making it easier for your prospect to respond candidly. 🙌 👉🏻By lowering the barrier for your prospects to share their needs and concerns, you’ll gain more meaningful insights. This, in turn, allows you to tailor your pitch more effectively and address their specific pain points. This approach leads to stronger relationships, higher conversion rates, and ultimately, more sales. - yay 😃 Here are some Pro Tips for you: ➡️ Be specific: Tailor the “one or two” approach to the context of your conversation. ➡️ Listen actively: Show genuine interest in their responses to build trust. ➡️ Follow up: Use the insights gained to provide solutions that directly address their concerns. What are ONE or TWO things you would love to improve in your sales process? ——————————————————- #SalesTips #CustomerEngagement #SalesStrategy #KPIs #SalesSuccess #LeadGeneration #B2BSales

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Christine Harrington

4+ decades of selling. 1 decade of coaching over 1000+ salespeople achieving a 68% increase in sales. Sales Coach/Trainer, Speaker, and Cold Call Expert.

3mo

My question is what's working .. what's not working. Simple. It's amazing though how many people fail to use this when self-reflecting or avoid any kind of self-reflection!

Karen Knab

Conflict Resolution Expert. Executive Coach and Trusted Advisor. Anti-Racism Advocate.

3mo

Such great tips Tina Achtermeier!

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