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Paradigms or Bust rolong the life of your carpet saving you the expense of buying a new one.It’s amazing, people we meet and know are all striving for success, in business or their personal lives but they rarely achieve it. Or rarely do they think they have achieved it. Why is this? They have a mindset that holds them back. We read about this and similar statements and then laugh it off as some mumbo jumbo foo foo stuff.Why? Well probably because of our education and backgrounds. The more educated we are the more we ask; “How can that #@$bleeping stuff be of any value to me?” Then we realize that in many ways our education was designed to create workers who didn’t challenge the conventions and wisdoms!One of the powerful mental attitudes we have is our individual paradigm under which we operate. This paradigm for all intents and purposes is created through o And when you use a broom a lot of dust and dirt is moved into the air. This dust and dirt not only finds it’s way onto your furniture and drapery, but into your lungs as well. By using our power vacuum cleaner the air in your home will be healthier and everything will remain cleaner because unlike using a broom the dust and dirt isn’t moved into the air, it’s sucked into our power vacuum cleaner. Our machine is also lightweight, so it’s easy to handle. It glides across the floor effortlessly (he demonstrates the movement of the vacuum cleaner across the floor). You won’t have to work hard every day to get out the dirt and dust like you did when you were using your broom. This power vacuum cleaner gets the job done fast and easy.” Mrs. Howard: “How much does it cost?" Salesman: " Foolproof Publicity for Marketing-Minded Financial Planners In my youth I landed a job selling encyclopedias door to door. I worked for commissions. If I didn’t sell anything, I didn’t get paid. Trying to sell a high ticket item such as encyclopedias door to door was no small task as you might imagine.They'd hate to admit it, but the media is pretty predictable.There are some stories that will run in newspapers until the saints go marching in. Some of the obvious ones: diet tips, anything having to do with kids or animals, political scandals, celebrity divorces...you could probably find a story about each one of these topics in every single edition of every daily newspaper in the country.Long ago, newspaper editors realized that these topics attract readers. And, if you got your story published, the same determination was made about your topic. Once a topic is anointed as "news-worthy" by the media, you can keep coming back to it again and again, as long as you have a reasonably new angle.Think of every PR success as the seed for the next placement. Re-read y I was desperate to make a sale and I’m sure my desperation showed in my rehearsed sales presentation. I told my potential prospects all about the features of the item, but I didn’t tell them how the product could benefit them specifically. Needless to say, by using these sales tactics, I didn’t sell one set of encyclopedias. Your potential prospect is only interested in what the product, or service can do for them. Sure they're interested in the features, but how will those features “serve them?” The harder you try to sell the less interest your potential prospect will have in your proposition. They will see your desperation and think...“They’re not interested in helping me; they’re just trying to make a sale.” Show your potential customer “what's in it for them.” Unless you let your potential prospect know how the product benefits them they will be ready to say “NO” before you have a chance to finish your sales presentation. The 5 fundamental “states of mind” in selling. Curiosity: First you have to get your potential prospect curious about how your product, or service will benefit them. Interest: Next you have to get your potential prospect interested in knowing more about the product, or service. Conviction: You have to convince your potential prospect that your product, or service is something they need and want. Desire: You have to create the desire in your potential prospect to own ‘it’, or to be a part of ‘it’. Decision and Action: You have to get them to make a decision. You have to get them to take action. Is it possible to get people to buy without selling? It sure is. Study your target market. What is there about your product, or service that will appeal to “them?” Just because you are interested in a particular feature pertaining to your product, or service doesn’t mean your potential prospect feels the same way about it. Look at it from their viewpoint. Does your potential prospect want to resell your goods, or service for a profit? Are they going to use your goods, or service for their comfort? Will it save them time and energy? Will it save them money? Will it make them look and feel younger? Will it improve their health? Will it make doing their chores easier? Find out what your prospects main interest is in your goods, or service then concentrate on telling them how that aspect will benefit them. Take the vacuum cleaner salesman. Salesman: “Mrs. Howard, how do you normally clean your carpets?” Mrs. Howard: “I use a broom. That’s been getting the dirt out pretty well, but it’s very tiring.” Salesman: “Mrs. Howard, although you get some of the dirt and dust off the surface of the carpet with your broom, you don’t get it “out” of your carpet. Do you know how much dust and dirt you sweep into your carpet everyday? When it gets walked on the dust and dirt is trampled into the fibers and in time the dust and dirt wears and ruins the fibers of the carpet. Our power vacuum cleaner will not only get the dirt and dust off the surface of your carpet like a broom does, but it will clean deep down into the pile, loosening and sucking out the dirt and dust that’s been embedded in the fibers. This will prolong the life of your carpet saving you the expense of buying a new one. And when you use a broom a lot of dust and dirt is moved into the air. This dust and dirt not only finds it’s way onto your furniture and drapery, but into your lungs as well. By using our power vacuum cleaner the air in your home will be healthier and everything will remain cleaner because unlike using a broom the dust and dirt isn’t moved into the air, it’s sucked into our power vacuum cleaner. Our machine is also lightweight, so it’s easy to handle. It glides across the floor effortlessly (he demonstrates the movement of the vacuum cleaner across the floor). You won’t have to work hard every day to get out the dirt and dust like you did when you were using your broom. This power vacuum cleaner gets the job done fast and easy.” Mrs. Howard: “How much does it cost?" Salesman: "I Illusion In Advertisement your desperation and think...“They’re not interested in helping me; they’re just trying to make a sale.”
Show your potential customer “what's in it for them.”Disappointed consumers often accuse advertisers of making false promises, distorting facts, and even lying. These consumers, are more often than not, mistaken in thinking promises were made or facts were given in the advertisement that lured them into buying a particular product. Expert advertisers do not need to lie or make promises to us, for they know exactly how to make us think we hear promises or facts that are not actually stated.Advertisers know what we want. They also know how to make us want what they are trying to sell. Just as a magician uses props to make the audience believe that something is happening which, in fact, is not happening, advertisers use props to create illusions and direct our thinking about products. Of all the props advertisers use (pictures, Unless you let your potential prospect know how the product benefits them they will be ready to say “NO” before you have a chance to finish your sales presentation. The 5 fundamental “states of mind” in selling. Curiosity: First you have to get your potential prospect curious about how your product, or service will benefit them. Interest: Next you have to get your potential prospect interested in knowing more about the product, or service. Conviction: You have to convince your potential prospect that your product, or service is something they need and want. Desire: You have to create the desire in your potential prospect to own ‘it’, or to be a part of ‘it’. Decision and Action: You have to get them to make a decision. You have to get them to take action. Is it possible to get people to buy without selling? It sure is. Study your target market. What is there about your product, or service that will appeal to “them?” Just because you are interested in a particular feature pertaining to your product, or service doesn’t mean your potential prospect feels the same way about it. Look at it from their viewpoint. Does your potential prospect want to resell your goods, or service for a profit? Are they going to use your goods, or service for their comfort? Will it save them time and energy? Will it save them money? Will it make them look and feel younger? Will it improve their health? Will it make doing their chores easier? Find out what your prospects main interest is in your goods, or service then concentrate on telling them how that aspect will benefit them. Take the vacuum cleaner salesman. Salesman: “Mrs. Howard, how do you normally clean your carpets?” Mrs. Howard: “I use a broom. That’s been getting the dirt out pretty well, but it’s very tiring.” Salesman: “Mrs. Howard, although you get some of the dirt and dust off the surface of the carpet with your broom, you don’t get it “out” of your carpet. Do you know how much dust and dirt you sweep into your carpet everyday? When it gets walked on the dust and dirt is trampled into the fibers and in time the dust and dirt wears and ruins the fibers of the carpet. Our power vacuum cleaner will not only get the dirt and dust off the surface of your carpet like a broom does, but it will clean deep down into the pile, loosening and sucking out the dirt and dust that’s been embedded in the fibers. This will prolong the life of your carpet saving you the expense of buying a new one. And when you use a broom a lot of dust and dirt is moved into the air. This dust and dirt not only finds it’s way onto your furniture and drapery, but into your lungs as well. By using our power vacuum cleaner the air in your home will be healthier and everything will remain cleaner because unlike using a broom the dust and dirt isn’t moved into the air, it’s sucked into our power vacuum cleaner. Our machine is also lightweight, so it’s easy to handle. It glides across the floor effortlessly (he demonstrates the movement of the vacuum cleaner across the floor). You won’t have to work hard every day to get out the dirt and dust like you did when you were using your broom. This power vacuum cleaner gets the job done fast and easy.” Mrs. Howard: “How much does it cost?" Salesman: " The Four R’s of Resume Writing ction: You have to get them to make a decision. You have to get them to take action.If you want to get a prospective employer’s attention, you need to write a resume with the Four R’s of Resume Writing in mind. These tips will help you create a resume that conveys the appropriate information to an employer in a way that shows confidence and enthusiasm.Remember that you are competing against a lot of other job candidates, so take the time to create an excellent resume and you will already have an easier time of landing that perfect job.The Four R’s of Resume Writing are: Relate – Relate your skills in your resume to the position you are seeking. This is often called targeting your resume. An employer is less concerned about your job title and more concerned about what you did while you were on the job.Research – Research t Is it possible to get people to buy without selling? It sure is. Study your target market. What is there about your product, or service that will appeal to “them?” Just because you are interested in a particular feature pertaining to your product, or service doesn’t mean your potential prospect feels the same way about it. Look at it from their viewpoint. Does your potential prospect want to resell your goods, or service for a profit? Are they going to use your goods, or service for their comfort? Will it save them time and energy? Will it save them money? Will it make them look and feel younger? Will it improve their health? Will it make doing their chores easier? Find out what your prospects main interest is in your goods, or service then concentrate on telling them how that aspect will benefit them. Take the vacuum cleaner salesman. Salesman: “Mrs. Howard, how do you normally clean your carpets?” Mrs. Howard: “I use a broom. That’s been getting the dirt out pretty well, but it’s very tiring.” Salesman: “Mrs. Howard, although you get some of the dirt and dust off the surface of the carpet with your broom, you don’t get it “out” of your carpet. Do you know how much dust and dirt you sweep into your carpet everyday? When it gets walked on the dust and dirt is trampled into the fibers and in time the dust and dirt wears and ruins the fibers of the carpet. Our power vacuum cleaner will not only get the dirt and dust off the surface of your carpet like a broom does, but it will clean deep down into the pile, loosening and sucking out the dirt and dust that’s been embedded in the fibers. This will prolong the life of your carpet saving you the expense of buying a new one. And when you use a broom a lot of dust and dirt is moved into the air. This dust and dirt not only finds it’s way onto your furniture and drapery, but into your lungs as well. By using our power vacuum cleaner the air in your home will be healthier and everything will remain cleaner because unlike using a broom the dust and dirt isn’t moved into the air, it’s sucked into our power vacuum cleaner. Our machine is also lightweight, so it’s easy to handle. It glides across the floor effortlessly (he demonstrates the movement of the vacuum cleaner across the floor). You won’t have to work hard every day to get out the dirt and dust like you did when you were using your broom. This power vacuum cleaner gets the job done fast and easy.” Mrs. Howard: “How much does it cost?" Salesman: " When Running A Business or Making A Sale When You Meet The Client From Hell - Learn To Walk Away ing them how that aspect will benefit them.Early in 2003 I ran into some folks who wanted some stained glass in their home. A friend had been discussing another project with them and mentioned that he had an associate who did custom stained glass. They mentioned that they would like to meet with the artist and my friend called me and gave me all the information. He was excited because these folks seemed to want a lot of stained glass and he wanted to help me to succeed. He did warn me that they had a hard time visualizing jobs, so I was going to need to provide drawings every step of the way.So I gathered a few materials and went to see these potential clients. We met at their home, which was under construction and had been for about two years. I went in to meet them, the husband was there talking with a contractor an Take the vacuum cleaner salesman. Salesman: “Mrs. Howard, how do you normally clean your carpets?” Mrs. Howard: “I use a broom. That’s been getting the dirt out pretty well, but it’s very tiring.” Salesman: “Mrs. Howard, although you get some of the dirt and dust off the surface of the carpet with your broom, you don’t get it “out” of your carpet. Do you know how much dust and dirt you sweep into your carpet everyday? When it gets walked on the dust and dirt is trampled into the fibers and in time the dust and dirt wears and ruins the fibers of the carpet. Our power vacuum cleaner will not only get the dirt and dust off the surface of your carpet like a broom does, but it will clean deep down into the pile, loosening and sucking out the dirt and dust that’s been embedded in the fibers. This will prolong the life of your carpet saving you the expense of buying a new one. And when you use a broom a lot of dust and dirt is moved into the air. This dust and dirt not only finds it’s way onto your furniture and drapery, but into your lungs as well. By using our power vacuum cleaner the air in your home will be healthier and everything will remain cleaner because unlike using a broom the dust and dirt isn’t moved into the air, it’s sucked into our power vacuum cleaner. Our machine is also lightweight, so it’s easy to handle. It glides across the floor effortlessly (he demonstrates the movement of the vacuum cleaner across the floor). You won’t have to work hard every day to get out the dirt and dust like you did when you were using your broom. This power vacuum cleaner gets the job done fast and easy.” Mrs. Howard: “How much does it cost?" Salesman: " Public Relations for Business Services rolong the life of your carpet saving you the expense of buying a new one.Many small-businesses offer business-to-business services and they make their money on helping companies do what they cannot do in-house, but not all corporations want to outsource for business services. Therefore it can get a little tricky trying to market and advertise such a service business.It therefore makes sense to do a little public relations in the industry sub-sector that you are in. If you are a generalist and work within a specific area with all companies then you will need local publicity and local community goodwill, which is not easy to develop either.One great way to do public relations for business services is to write articles for the local business column in the local newspaper or write specific industry articles for various trade journals. Now, wr And when you use a broom a lot of dust and dirt is moved into the air. This dust and dirt not only finds it’s way onto your furniture and drapery, but into your lungs as well. By using our power vacuum cleaner the air in your home will be healthier and everything will remain cleaner because unlike using a broom the dust and dirt isn’t moved into the air, it’s sucked into our power vacuum cleaner. Our machine is also lightweight, so it’s easy to handle. It glides across the floor effortlessly (he demonstrates the movement of the vacuum cleaner across the floor). You won’t have to work hard every day to get out the dirt and dust like you did when you were using your broom. This power vacuum cleaner gets the job done fast and easy.” Mrs. Howard: “How much does it cost?" Salesman: "I can let you have it for 12 easy payments of $43.25. Your total cost is just $519.00." Mrs. Howard: “Oh yes, I need one of these. Do I give you the $43.25 now, or do you bill me?” Salesman: “We can start you off right now, that way your first month will be already paid for. Your next payment will be due 30 days from now and every 30 days from that until paid off.” (The salesman closes the sale.) Mrs. Howard purchased the vacuum cleaner from the salesman because the salesman told her how she could benefit from such a purchase. And when the salesman was telling Mrs. Howard about the vacuum cleaner they didn’t seem desparate to make the sale. They were speaking to her like a good friend would when they give advice. They were simply giving her some facts to help her make a “buying decision.” When you make your potential prospect realize that the benefits from purchasing the product or service is worth more to them than the money it costs, they’ll be willing to pay the price you ask. You’ll get them to buy without selling them anything because the product, if it has good benefits for the prospect, will sell itself. Here are the qualities you should look for in a product you sell direct: *It should be an item that has broad market appeal. An item every man and woman can use and need right now. *A quick and easy demonstrator. *Sells at a price everybody can afford. *You should be able to purchase it at rock bottom so you can make big full profit on every sale. *And it should be a product the customer comes back and buys again and again. With these elements in place you will have a product that sells itself. And by putting the needs of your customers first, you will get repeat requests for your product or service without selling. Copyright © 2005 Gloria Whitehorn and Dovemang.com All rights reserved
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