Fishy Salespeople How to Finally Stop Handing Out FREE Fish to Your Sales People
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Fishy Salespeople? How to Finally Empower Your Sales Team
Summary:
Gone are the days when sales managers simply waited for their salespeople to seek help closing deals. While this might have boosted short-term sales, it fostered dependency and lacked skill development. By teaching your team how to prospect, set appointments, and close deals, you set the stage for success and increase earnings across the board.Keywords:
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Do you remember when sales managers could just sit back and let salespeople come to them for closing help? Those days are over. Although assisting with a few deals may have boosted immediate sales, it resulted in a team of reliant, insecure salespeople.
To create a thriving sales force, you need to teach them how to prospect, schedule appointments, and close deals. This not only simplifies your job but also enhances everyone's paycheck.
Imagine transforming your approach from an all-you-can-eat giveaway to a skill-building fishing school. Not only would it be more fulfilling, but also far more profitable.
Self-sustaining salespeople are not born; they're cultivated. While the right personality is crucial, skills can and should be learned through a well-designed, step-by-step system.
Before teaching the secrets of prospecting and closing, you must guide your team towards becoming self-sustained business professionals?"not just salespeople. This involves understanding the full business cycle and the customer’s world and priorities.
Sales superstars must grasp their own business intricacies and their prospects’ values. True success in sales comes from being a business professional.
After interviewing countless salespeople, I noticed many boast high achievements on their resumes. Yet, when asked about the strategies behind their success, few could explain their methods from a business perspective.
So, how do you inspire self-sustained business professionals? Affirming revenue goals isn't enough. If you listen in on any Monday sales meeting, you'll hear similar goals mentioned, but achieving them requires more.
Develop a tailored master-level curriculum in "Executing to Revenue" and "Becoming a Self-Sustained Business Professional." This system should encompass creating result-oriented plans, executing proven tactics, and managing daily challenges.
Can it be done swiftly? Absolutely. Start by treating your sales operation like an entrepreneur would their business, using critical metrics, processes, and systems.
In teaching core competencies, identify key performance metrics and explore their relationships. Train on these competencies to control outcomes and consistently reach desired results.
When faced with setbacks, some people blame external factors. Others assess what they could have done differently and focus on controllable elements to boost efficiency.
Ask yourself: Are you cultivating self-sustained professionals or creating dependency? Encourage your team to identify the key components of the sales process, understand their impact, and adjust their tactics to ensure consistent success.
To spot self-sustained business professionals, evaluate sales results during December. Who met or exceeded their quota despite reduced selling days? This reveals who understands core competencies and performance metrics, allowing them to plan effectively around holidays and vacations.
The message is clear: Empower your team to be self-sufficient professionals, ready to tackle any sales challenge, no matter the month. Are you ready to inspire them?
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