Are Your Prospects Telling You the Truth?

Are Your Prospects Telling You the Truth?

If you feel your prospects aren’t telling you the truth in your first meeting, it could be because you’re accepting what they’re telling you at face value.?

It would be nice to think that every prospect is telling you everything you need to know upfront, but this often is not the case.?

Many of your prospects have been turned off by the pressures of the traditional sales process, becoming easily defensive and guarded -- even when they’re seeking help.?

They give you just enough information to chew on, afraid that if they tell you the whole truth, you will use it to “sell” them.?

But this leads to surface-level conversations that usually end with: “I’d like to think about it”, causing you to chase them for the sale.?

If your sales process doesn’t allow you to go deep into their world and stay there until they ask you for help, you could be losing new ideal clients on a consistent basis.?

The reality is that your prospects are so close to their own problems, it’s impossible for them to see their entire situation clearly.??

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That means whatever they’re telling you initially, most likely isn’t the real issue at all.?

They need you to peel back the layers and go “under the hood” to help them unpack their problems at a deep level, so they can finally see things from a ? 360-degree perspective.?

The key is for them to trust you enough to tell you the truth by:?

1. Understanding their problems better than they do??

(when you understand their problems at a deeper level, you can unpack them with confidence and consistency)?

2. Asking questions without an agenda to move them forward??

(Use phrases like “tell me a little bit more about that”, “what have you tried…”, “Are you aware of”, and “have you considered” to allow them to elaborate and go deeper)?

3. Provide clarity on their problem?

(You’re the expert, not them, let them know the true gravity and weight of their situation that they may have never considered – the cost of inaction)?

When you’re bold enough to go deep into their world without an agenda to move them forward, you build trust and they feel you “get them”.?

Your goal is not to make the sale, but to get to the truth of whether you can help them or not.?

By doing this, you instantly separate yourself from other advisors and are viewed as a trusted authority.?

Get Ari's latest best-selling book "Trust In A Split Second!" for FREE along with a Complimentary Lead & Sales Growth Consultation (Value $995.00) at https://www.UnlockTheGame.com, and listen to his podcast "Stump The Guru" where he answers live sales questions and challenges athttps://www.UnlockTheGame.com/Podcast and watch his free Masterclass at https://www.UnlockTheGame.com/Video.

Mike Sloan, CRPC

My team helps business owners protect, grow, and utilize their wealth with advanced tax, retirement, business, and legacy planning strategies.

5 个月

I have adopted and use much of what Ari teaches and it has helped me tremendously. Old habits are engrained but and I do struggle at times to keep his training at the forefront of my conversations, and it is amazing how much different people respond. Simple things like asking can you help me, or instead of asking when you should follow up, asking the prospect where do you think we should go from here?

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