One of the biggest errors in most sales processes is often the act of assumption – assuming that we can problem-solve everything on our own and assuming we know exactly what people need. The problem with assuming is that you often end up guessing what people want, and, more often than not, your assumptions will likely fall flat on your potential client’s ears. This is why telling does not always equal selling.

But what if you had a way to seamlessly explain your product or service through the filter of your prospective client’s specific journey, so it feels like a 100% match for what they need? What could that do for you and your business?

This week, I explain the Assumptive Sales Strategy and how it helps you get clients to sell themselves on your services – even before you ask for the sale. I discuss why focusing on pain points isn’t always the best strategy for making a sale. I share examples of using the Assumptive Sales Strategy effectively and the key to helping your clients subconsciously reveal their buying habits during the initial sales call. I discuss why old-school sales techniques like “faking it ‘til you make it” rarely work today and the mental shifts you need to make to improve your sales strategy. I also explain why you owe it to your potential clients to hold back part of the solution to their problem in the initial sales call and share the formula to help them take the next step in the sales journey.

“A person cannot progress in the conversation if the questions you’re asking are not in direct alignment with their values, their goals, and what they truly believe in.” - Jason Linett

This week on Attract Pre-Sold Clients:

●     Focusing on solutions vs pain points in your sales process

●     Examples of using the Assumptive Selling strategy effectively

●     Dialing in your messaging and sales journey sequence

●     The key to getting potential clients to reveal their exact buying strategies

●     Why Phase 1 of Assumptive Selling has nothing to do with what you say or what you ask

●     How the right mental shifts and mental focus help you avoid the ‘fake it ‘til you make it’ approach to selling your products or services

●     The power of the questions you ask during the initial sales call

●     Why you owe it to your clients to hold back part of the solution to their problem in the initial sales call

●     How to draw comparisons that invite your client to ‘diagnose’ themselves

Resources Mentioned:

●     Podcast Episode: Stop the Content Confetti Cannon!

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