Sales Questions Brutally Honest Answers - PodCast ’s Post

IF YOU ARE NOT SELLING THIS WITH every deal - the deal will stall!!! #sales

Jim Halpin

Skilled in introducing new technology to improve retail cash handling, reconciliation efficiency, safety, and control.

1mo

I agree that everyone fears change, but change is everywhere. Consider the crowds standing in line, sometimes even camping out for that new iPhone. The difference is that they want it. They believe their phone is behind the times, needing more in some way, and they want those great new features. Getting to want starts with acknowledging the old, outdated, less desirable ways and wanting to move ahead. Move ahead with a familiar feel, minimal disruption, and better performance without the old problems. A good ROI makes it acceptable but is not wantable. Wantable is not being stuck in the past.

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Paul H Kimball

Professional Sales, Senior Sales Management and Corporate Trainer

1mo

In this day and age, change is hard work. Nobody likes hard work because many are lazy would prefer to kick the can down the road than make a change for the better either at work or even worse for their own personal life.

Brian G. Burns

Do you want more meetings? Close larger deals? Listen to the Brutal Truth about Sales Podcast

1mo

Thanks for sharing

Nilanjan Sur

Sales Leader | Advisor & Consultant (Print-Workflow Automation-DX-AI-FinTech-AR/VR) | Speaker |

1mo

Selling "Change" is not easy....really hard! Had the uneviable task of positioning & selling some "not-so-tested" new technology to a very strong (then) well established industry. The places we were successful...we conneted well both at the EQ & IQ level. The rationals...logics..ROI models didn't always help to move the niddles. So you - Brian G. Burns are spot on!!

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Ian Searle

AI Education, Use Case Development, and Deployment for Mid-Market Organizations

1mo

Good insight, thanks for the reminder that "change management" is a critical component to gaining a happy customer

Nick Edwards

Client Director at SCC

1mo

So true! "Do nothing" is always the most dangerous competitor for a salesperson!! 

Aris Filiotis

Sales Account Manager | Experienced Sales Leader | Key Account Management 🤝 | Market Expansion | Team Builder & Motivator | B2B & B2C Sales 🚀

1mo

You are absolutely right!! We forget that our customers ARE PEOPLE... They are emotionally attached to their fellow competitor, they have a routine that repeats itself!! And it's okay with that.. Money and benefit comes next!!

Victoria Dior Wang 🇸🇬

CEO @ Goldzone Group: I help you lead your field.

1mo

Sales Questions Brutally Honest Answers - PodCast That is so good! You articulated so well! It's exactly the case.

Joanne Howard

Producer at The Brutal Truth about Sales - PodCast B2B Revenue Leadership Show

1mo

true

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