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Craziest Offer I've Ever Made… I help businesses sell more using LinkedIn Now I'm doing something special for 2025. I'm selecting: ?? 2 businesses who want to double their sales ?? We'll get you meetings booked with ideal clients ?? Commission based, so you pay when a sale is made From now until January 7th, we will ?? Upgrade your LinkedIn so you look like an expert ?? Create lead generating content to build more trust ?? Build you a landing page that will convert more people ?? Take the sales meetings for you All done for you - commission based ? Plus, no commitment needed now. If you want to grow your business without the stress of generating leads and sales Comment "GROW" and I'll share details

12 Easy sales rules to help you sell more... Here are my 12 sales rules to help you sell more stuff: 1. Don't expect everyone to buy from you. ?? Just because you have something great doesn't mean everyone will want it. It's like trying to sell a hamburger to someone who doesn't eat meat. Find the people who already like what you're selling. 2. Don't pressure people to buy. ?? No one likes to be pressured. Instead of trying to convince people to buy, show them how your product can help them solve a problem. 3. Smile ?? Smiling makes you look and feel confident. And when you feel confident, people are more likely to trust you. 4. Always tell the truth. ?? If you lie, people won't trust you. And if people don't trust you, they won't buy from you. 5. Be patient. ?? Selling takes time. Don't expect to be a master salesperson overnight. It takes practice and patience. 6. Don't compare yourself to others. ?? Just try to be better than you were yesterday. 7. Remember that things will get better. ?? Sometimes you'll have good days, and sometimes you'll have bad days. But don't worry, things will always get better eventually. 8. Don't give up when you make a mistake. ?? Everyone makes mistakes. Don't let one mistake ruin your whole day. Just try to do better next time. 9. Take your time. ?? Don't rush when you're writing emails or talking to customers. Take your time and make sure you're not making any mistakes. 10. Listen to your customers. ?? People buy from people who understand them. So listen to your customers and try to understand their needs. 11. Focus on what you can control. ?? Don't worry about things you can't change. You can't force people to buy from you. Just keep doing your best and be patient. 12. Keep following up! ?? Most people don't buy the first time you talk to them. It's okay to follow up and remind them about what you're selling. Just be kind and helpful, and they'll want to keep talking to you. Which of these rules do you think is most important?

Does how you sit, change how you sound? (You might be surprised!) Try and notice this in your next Zoom call When you're in a meeting... How are you sitting? If you lean forward, you look; → Too excited → A bit nervous → Slightly "salesy" It seems like you're desperate for attention So → Lean back a little. This will help you relax. And your voice will sound better Because you're stomach will open up And you'll look more confident. So next time you're in a meeting → Remember to lean back (Slightly)

I Was the WORST Salesperson... Until This ONE Line Changed Everything I used to make $200 a week selling. Working seven days a week. Full commission. It was brutal. I wanted to leave that job and work in a kitchen → For less money. Why? Because I was so stressed. Not just about the lack of money (although that was a big part). But mostly because I felt horrible about myself. I couldn't convince anyone to buy anything. I thought I was just bad at sales. That I'd never be able to make it work. Then, one day, complaining to a friend about how much I hated sales, he gave me a book. Zig Ziglar's "Selling 101." The first line changed my entire approach: "You can not get out of something you have never been in" That hit me hard. I realised I wasn't committed. I was trying to find other jobs. I was trying to get out of sales. But after reading that line, I knew I had to commit. I had to learn this. No matter what. So I went on a journey. I read books. I watched videos. But I still wasn't getting better. I was committed, but the results weren't there. Then, the second unlock happened. I realized that theoretical knowledge wasn't enough. I needed to learn from the source. So I started hanging around the best salespeople. I asked them questions. I observed their every move. I tried to break down their techniques into simple patterns that I could copy. And within three months, I became the top salesperson in the company. Two things made the difference: → Commitment. → Learning directly from the experts. If you're struggling in sales, don't give up. Commit to learning and find yourself a mentor. It could change everything.

I made an angry customer apologise by insulting myself ?? A customer walked in really mad at me. His face was red. He looked ready to yell. That morning, I had read something cool in a book. The book said something weird: When someone is angry at you, tell them they're right. Tell them you're even worse than they think. So when he started yelling... I tried it: "You're right." "We're really bad at our job." "I'm so bad at this." "We're probably the worst company ever." Then something weird happened. He stopped yelling. He looked different. "No no, you're not that bad." "I'm just having a bad day. Sorry about that." Crazy part? He said sorry to ME ?? Here's what I learned: Read something useful in the morning. Then try to use what you learned that day. When you try something and it works? It'll get tattooed in your brain. Fun fact: I still do this when people get mad. It works every time. → What's the coolest trick you've used to deal with angry people? #CustomerService #Business #Leadership Follow for more sales & business tips Repost if you've dealt with angry customers ??

11 months: no clients. Then 3 in one week. Want to know what changed? I spent lots of money on courses. Watched all the expert videos. Read every business book I could find. Nothing worked. Then I talked to someone for just one hour. He didn't tell me anything fancy. He just looked at my business and told me exactly what to do. Here's what I learned: Watching videos won't help you grow. Think about it: Would you learn to ride a bike from YouTube? Would you learn to swim from a book? Would you learn to cook from Twitter? No way. You'd want someone to teach you. Someone to watch what you're doing. Someone to tell you what you're doing wrong. Someone to show you the right way. That's why I want to help you: I'll give you 25 minutes of my time. You'll get: ? A simple plan for LinkedIn ? Steps you can follow ? A timeline that works for you No complicated stuff. No big words. Just what works. What's the catch? I need 5 minutes to hear about your 2024. What worked. What didn't. What you want next year. This helps me help more people like you. Want to grow in 2025? Comment "2025" below. I'll message you to set up a time to chat P.S. Don't go hiking in Australia I saw a snake bigger than me on this trip