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Sales Influence - Why People Buy!

I came from the world of selling as an account manager and moved up the ranks to Director of Sales, then VP of International Sales and eventually President of Sales and Marketing. I know what it takes to sell and how to manage and motivate your sales team. I didn't read a book on selling; I LIVED IT! Selling has become tougher! It isn't what it use to be! Show up, do the dog-and-pony and close the deal! Not any more! Today's buyer has changed given access to more information. This means buyers are more informed and more skeptical when it comes to buying. In this podcast, we'll discuss "Finding the Why in How People Buy"! Using the latest studies in consumer behavior and neuromarketing, you'll learn new ways to sell more effectively!
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Jan 9, 2017

It goes without questioning that extroverts are better at selling than introverts. Extroverts have a gift for the gab, know how to engage clients and even persuading them into make a buying decision. They’re great talkers and great closers. Introverts on the other hand are too timid, don’t speak up much and they let the client control the conversation. They’re great listeners but not great closers.  Introverts are good at listening and but fall short on communicating value to client. Extroverts are engaging and communicate value but fall short on listening skills. Ambiverts apparently have the best of both extremes.

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