C01 / Conversion and sellingOpen sample · complete lessonA sales target tells people what you want. A sales strategy tells them which customers to help, why the offer fits and what needs to happen next. If the team can't turn the strategy into Monday's work,.
C02 / Conversion and sellingRead halfway · email unlocks the restThere is no selling technique that fixes every conversation. Before you reach for a closing line, work out what the customer needs to decide, what they still don't understand and whether your offer is.
C03 / Conversion and sellingRead halfway · email unlocks the restConfidence isn't the same as sales capability. I'd rather see someone ask the right questions, understand the customer's problem, manage the next step and keep a realistic promise. Those are behaviours.
C04 / Conversion and sellingRead halfway · email unlocks the restTelling someone to 'get better at sales' isn't useful coaching. Show them the task: qualify an enquiry, scope a quote, manage a pipeline or explain a price. Then practise it against a real business.
C05 / Conversion and sellingRead halfway · email unlocks the restThere isn't a magic list of seven golden rules that will make your team sell. Good selling starts with understanding the customer, being clear about the offer and doing what you say. A list is only.
C06 / Conversion and sellingRead halfway · email unlocks the restSPIN gives you four types of questions: Situation, Problem, Implication and Need-payoff. Used well, it helps you understand why a customer needs to act. Used badly, it becomes an interrogation with a.
C07 / Conversion and sellingRead halfway · email unlocks the restThe customer hesitated, so you dropped the price. What told you price was the problem? Before discounting, find out whether the issue was timing, confidence, fit, approval or something you never explained.
C08 / Conversion and sellingRead halfway · email unlocks the restA tough sales month doesn't automatically call for a motivational speech. Check whether the team has suitable prospects, realistic targets and the tools to do the job. Motivation improves when people can.
C09 / Conversion and sellingRead halfway · email unlocks the restBefore buying more leads, follow the ones you've already got. How many enquiries were suitable, how quickly did you respond and where did the conversation stop? Once you know the stage, you can fix.
C10 / Conversion and sellingRead halfway · email unlocks the restAI and automation will change how sales teams work. But making a bad process faster won't improve the customer's decision. Use technology to remove administration and improve relevance, not to replace.
C11 / Conversion and sellingRead halfway · email unlocks the restThere are several versions of the three Cs in sales. That's fine, provided everyone knows which one you're teaching and what each C means in a real conversation. A clever acronym isn't a substitute for a.
C12 / Conversion and sellingRead halfway · email unlocks the restRetail customers don't experience your shop as separate departments. They experience product availability, price, service and whether buying is easy. If you're using a three-Cs framework, make the.
C13 / Conversion and sellingRead halfway · email unlocks the restPeople, process and product are one familiar set of three Ps, but they're not the only version. Use whichever framework helps you find the real issue. Blaming a person won't fix a broken process or an.
C14 / Conversion and sellingRead halfway · email unlocks the restThe 3-3-3 sales rule doesn't have one accepted definition. Some versions focus on a short opening and repeated contact. Treat it as a prompt to communicate clearly, not permission to keep chasing someone.
C15 / Conversion and sellingRead halfway · email unlocks the restThe customer said they'd decide in three weeks. Your automated follow-up starts chasing them tomorrow. That's not persistence, it's poor listening. The 2-2-2 rule is only useful if the timing respects.
C16 / Conversion and sellingRead halfway · email unlocks the restA 70/30 listening rule can be a useful reminder to stop dominating sales meetings. But listening isn't measured by how long you stay quiet. It's measured by whether you understand the problem and respond.
C17 / Conversion and sellingRead halfway · email unlocks the restYour biggest customer might not be your best customer. The 80/20 rule can show where revenue is concentrated, but you need to look at margin, payment time and service effort before deciding where to.
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