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Selling Skills

Partners in Excellence

We have terrific programs about how we sell. They may be more narrowly focused on specific skills like objection handling, prospecting, closing, negotiation. Whether it is switching vendors, improving operations, addressing new opportunities, solving a problem; what we are asking our customers to do is change.

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Selling Skills for New Salespeople

The Digital Sales Institute

Selling skills for new salespeople usually have some differentiators from the sales skills that a more experienced salesperson has due to learning about the sales process and understanding all the steps in the sale alongside product knowledge. Selling today can range from the uncomplicated to the deeply complex.

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Critical Selling Skill: Literacy

Partners in Excellence

Like everyone, I get inundated with emails and social platform prospecting outreaches. Sadly, 49% of the prospecting emails I receive are unreadable. The post Critical Selling Skill: Literacy first appeared on Partners in EXCELLENCE Blog -- Making A Difference. Pet Peeves--LinkedIn Surveys Who Is Your Customer?

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10 Essential Selling Skills Every Sales Rep Needs in 2018

Hubspot Sales

Selling Skills. Educate prospects with new ideas and perspectives. Collaborate with prospects. Listen to prospects. Understand prospect needs. Help prospects avoid obstacles. Connect with prospects personally. Top 10 Sales Representative Skills. Collaborate with prospects.

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Are “Traditional” Selling Skills Even Relevant Anymore?

Partners in Excellence

And we have the convergence of information overwhelm, increased sources of distraction, accelerating change, and skyrocketing complexity–in our customers markets, in their own organizations, with competition/partners, and within our own organization. At the same time, sales performance continues to stagnate or even decline.

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If You Don’t Know Who Your Customer Is, Improving Selling Skills Won’t Help

Partners in Excellence

But as the discussion progressed, it was clear the CEO didn’t understand who their customers were. They also didn’t understand why their customers were buying, in fact it wasn’t clear that they understood what problems they were solving for the customer–their win rate was 1.7%.

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Who Is Your Customer?

Partners in Excellence

Do you know who your customer is? More importantly, do you know who your customer isn’t? Perhaps the biggest thing that impacts our performance is we don’t know who our customer, we define our ideal customer in such vague terms that we waste a lot of time and brand equity on customers that we should never be selling to.