Laura Betterly Explains Why Some Sales Go Bad
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Laura Betterly on Why Sales Sometimes Fail
Understanding Why Some Sales Fall Through
Sales can sometimes go wrong, leading to slumps. You might experience smooth interactions initially, only for communication to suddenly cease. No calls, no responses?"nothing.
Why Prospects Turn Cold
Why do sales prospects sometimes become disengaged? Often, it’s because people don’t want to feel pressured into buying. The key is to build genuine relationships. I’ve found that successful sales happen when both parties like and respect each other.
Building Genuine Connections
To truly connect with potential customers, it's essential to listen actively. Instead of overwhelming them with what you can offer, try asking, "What do you do?" or "How can I help?" This approach isn’t just about ticking boxes; it’s about authentically caring for the prospect’s needs.
When Prospects Disappear
Even when you build a strong connection, prospects might still vanish. Here are some reasons this could happen:
1. Unqualified Prospects: Sometimes, prospects pretend they can afford your product but are too embarrassed to admit otherwise.
2. Non-decision Makers: Some prospects aren’t the actual decision-makers and may feel uncomfortable revealing this.
3. Personal Associations: Occasionally, something about you may remind the prospect of someone negative, impacting their decision.
4. Personal Emergencies: Unexpected emergencies might delay their response.
5. Competitor Inquiries: At times, competitors may pose as prospects to gather information.
6. Out-of-this-World Prospects: Occasionally, prospects might seem otherworldly and never actually intend to purchase.
Concluding Thoughts
Remember these insights for your sales strategies, and strive to avoid making prospects feel pressured. This mindful approach can positively impact your success, and from a karma perspective, it benefits everyone involved.
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