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Let's put a rumor to rest about sales during Carnival time. I'll share my stats at the end. Fact: Customers are doing meetings. Deals are being closed. To say that no one is buying is false. Fake news. Sales Managers need to stop accepting this excuse. Sales reps need to show me the numbers versus their opinions. Not everyone celebrates the holidays. People that celebrate the holidays still take meetings and sign off on proposals. This week, Carnival week I have; 7 scheduled discovery calls. 3 closed deals. 🥳 1 lost deal 🥲 And I'm doing two sales training sessions. Business IS HAPPENING. Pick up the phone and call. Drop in and visit your customer. Move to the next stage of the sale process. Close a deal. P.S. Reps that bring this issue to me never have the numbers to back it up. Repost if you're still closing deals. Yellow Out 💛
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The F and I process starts on the sales floor from the moment the rookie salesperson is begging a customer to find out their budget and even earlier. There’s a reason why the F&I manager is separate and last. Quite simply you have to be better than the rest of the team. You have to demand it of yourself. You have it in you? Join in the comment 👇
The F&I process starts on the sales floor. The FI MGR has to listen,only to info that will sell
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I strongly believe that without proper motivation. Sales enthusiasm declines over a period. The last few months were very tough for sales in Logistics. Stand back for a bit. Here are 3 ways to do this: 1) Give the team a common goal. 2) Facilitate events where the team gets closer to each other. 3) Have Fun. Reshare this post if you found it valuable.
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As I successfully conclude 3 months of my Sales Stint, I had a fantastic experience exploring the rural markets and have my first ever on-ground experience in sales. During this time, I had the opportunity to hone my skills in sales and customer engagement while achieving some significant milestones. 1. Customer-centric approach: I've learned the importance of a customer-centric approach, alongside building strong relationships with dealers and distributors and ensuring customer delight. Provide exactly what the market demands at the right place and time. 2. Market Insights: My time there provided valuable insights into customer preferences, consumption habits of certain shows/apps, trial drivers, and trial barriers in the rural markets. 3. Recognition: I'm grateful to have received the 'Gold ASM' title for achieving 110% target of a critical parameter, further motivating me to excel in market expansion.
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Attention all Sales and Service Professionals! Are you ready to elevate your game and foster better collaboration between departments? Did you get the opportunity to join us for an insightful discussion on bridging the gap between sales and service teams? Don't worry... The link replaying tonight's episode is attached below. In today's dealership, the relationship between sales and service departments is more critical than ever. Yet, all too often, we see these departments operating in silos, missing out on the tremendous potential that comes from working hand in hand. But fear not! Our industry specialists along with Larry and Peter are here to shed light on this crucial issue and provide actionable strategies for success. Through their extensive experience and expertise, they will uncover the secrets to fostering a culture of collaboration, communication, and mutual support between sales and service teams. Discover how aligning sales and service can drive revenue growth, enhance customer satisfaction, and optimize operations. From streamlining processes to leveraging customer insights, our panelists will explore the myriad benefits that come from breaking down departmental barriers and working towards a common goal. Don't miss out on this invaluable opportunity to gain insights, share experiences, and network with fellow professionals. Tonight we were joined by 😇🚐☎️ Wendy Reeves, April Simmons, Tony Thorstad, Joshua Taylor, Scott Trainor, Michael Larkin, ⭐️Russell B. Hill⭐️, Fred Thorn, Howard Goldman, Martha Alvarado, Michael Barich, Jason Reed and the one and only Ryan VanScoyoc. Let's come together to transform the way we approach sales and service excellence. See you there! #Sales #ServiceExcellence #Collaboration #CustomerExperience #LethalSales #ProfessionalDevelopment
Lethal Sales S2 E15
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Market "VISIT" Which sales person doesn’t remember market visits by “Top Management” More senior the visitor, the more the preparations and more unrealistic the expectations from the team 😊 And for the MNC sales professionals, the International Visitors are the tops. The market visits are a good time to see the “hold” of the team on their market. The cooperation required from the outlet owners is high…and in most cases they also participate with enthusiasm. Whatever be the outcome of the visit, many memories/stories remain. Sandeep ZutshiSandeep MarwahaSuresh Ramachandransuresh venkatArvind VenkatacharyJawed K #lifeinsales #sales #gtmstrategy #funinsales #salesmanagement #winninginsales
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Melbourne. 2 days and 10 #Customer visits planned. It was so Cold too (into the negatives). As the Ingredients Account Manager for Austchilli Group I had a busy schedule ahead of me. It was a big schedule from North Melbourne to the South in a 48 hour period. Despite the exceptionally chilly weather, and many layers of clothing, I was excited to meet face to face with my Melbourne customers. Over the years, I've learned that customer visits are one of the most important aspects of building strong #relationships. It's not just about selling #products or #services, its about being human, and understanding each other’s #needs, & creating long trustful relationships.
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It truly is a pleasure to be wishing you a happy birthday on what is such a special day today.May only the greatest things come your way, lining the path for what will hopefully be a wonderful year ahead. Bday#ADIGroup#BDM#sales#celebration#fun#frolic#office
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Sales Behavior Strategist | Expert in Shaping Sales Managers' Behaviors | Productivity Enhancer | Author | Instruction Designer | Talent Search | Industry Talent Mapping Expert
During a recent program that I facilitated for sales managers, the group agreed that the sales representative is their first customer... Fair! I asked them, "What do you sell him/her?" to draw blanks for a few seconds. Some did mention on second thoughts, "Incentives, targets, knowledge, skills etc." My next question: How do you sell all of this to them? Can you recall an incident when you sold to your teammates what you mentioned? Response: Murmurs / some statements with lots of 'ummm', 'aaaa...' That is what it is! That is a lip service most sales managers pay. Can we treat our teammates as 'customers'? If yes, then what and how do we sell to them? The products could be: work norms, strategies, action plans, policies etc. How to sell: Of course, one needs to apply all selling skills to sell. However, before that, one needs to do a thorough pre-call planning. #sales #salesmanager #salesmanagement #pharmasales #corporate #business #organizationdevelopment #organization
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Story about this airplane toy ✈️ in our sales office… Each company has its own approach to sales and how they deal with their customers. Even by looking at two companies in the same industry, there is a big chance that their sales process doesn’t have anything in common. Inmold’s way is direct and hands-on approach. That means that we try to spend as much time as possible with the customer, either through visits or fairs. And here comes the story about airplane toy… 😀 We got it from our national carrier AirSerbia at the beginning of this year as a small gift for successful cooperation. Immediately, we made a stand for it, placed it in our sales office and made a rule for our sales team: “Who ever sees this airplane more than three days in a row, buys a drink for everyone in the office” 🙂 What do you think about this rule?
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Account Executive at Aramark Refreshment Services
1moOur RSR Chris is a rockstar !! If you want to experience his customer centric service contact me !