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Are You a Salesperson or a Customer Service Person?

The Sales Hunter

If that’s the case, then why are you acting like a customer service person? I’m not bashing customer service people. They play a key role in the sale process, but I believe strongly salespeople and customer service people are to be doing two different tasks. ” Sales Motivation Blog.

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Forget Your Goals. Work on Your Customer’s Goals in 2013.

The Sales Hunter

It seems every salesperson is focused on what their goals are for 2013. Nothing wrong with that, but don’t forget about your customer’s goals. Make it a key part of every sales call over the next 30 days to find out what your customer’s goals are for 2013. ” Sales Motivation Blog.

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VIDEO SALES TIP: Gold Mine? Customer Insights You Can Use Elsewhere

The Sales Hunter

Every sales call is an opportunity to learn insights from one customer — that you can then apply with other customers. I’m talking about broader business insights that equip you to better serve other customers. To see what I mean, check out this video: Copyright 2013, Mark Hunter “The Sales Hunter.”

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VIDEO SALES TIP: Thanking Your Customers BEYOND the Sale

The Sales Hunter

Stronger relationships mean more opportunities to learn about them and their needs. You likely will learn ways you both can benefit: Copyright 2013, Mark Hunter “The Sales Hunter.” Blog Customer Service Professional Selling Skills customer thankful' ” Sales Motivation Blog. .

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VIDEO SALES TIP: Using “Out of Office” Auto Reply to Your Advantage

The Sales Hunter

The “Out of Office” auto reply feature can be a great tool to capitalize on sales opportunities. Think about it… your customer or prospect emails you. Check out the below video to see how this works: Copyright 2013, Mark Hunter “The Sales Hunter.” ” Sales Motivation Blog. .

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The Power of Short Questions in the Sales Process

The Sales Hunter

The best way to engage your prospect or customer is by asking short questions. When you do, you will tap into opportunities that long questions will never reveal. As I have the opportunity to work with salespeople on sales calls across a wide number of industries, I see this happening time and time again.

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Less is More: The Art of Selling More in Less Time

The Sales Hunter

I’m a strong believer there are significant sales opportunities that abound in every industry, but they’re never uncovered because the sales industry does a poor job of listening. Copyright 2013, Mark Hunter “The Sales Hunter.” Copyright 2013, Mark Hunter “The Sales Hunter.”