You're struggling to master new sales techniques. How can you improve your approach?
Joe Breider, DBA
LinkedIn Outreach Specialist using YC AI SDR "Hacks" | Domain Expert B2B Sales 35n | Vertical Expert Aviation/Aerospace Sales 12n | Former CEO | Author The Role of a Sales Consulting Firm in a Business Turnaround
Discover effective strategies to enhance your sales techniques. Learn through seeking feedback, and analyze successful examples to improve your approach.
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Seek Feedback and Coaching
Instead of thinking of an objection as an obstacle that needs to be overcome or beaten down, we encourage the students to think of an objection really as a gift. An objection is an opportunity to learn.
Actively seek feedback from managers, mentors, or experienced colleagues on areas where you can improve. Their insights can help identify blind spots and provide guidance on effectively executing new techniques.
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Analyze Successful Examples
Study examples of successful salespeople exemplifying the techniques you aim to adopt.
Whether you are a novice or a seasoned pro, learning vicariously through others can help you quickly evaluate challenges in your presentations and make simple corrections that can expand your influence and generate better outcomes.
Observe how top performers structure conversations, handle objections, and close deals effectively using the target techniques.
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Build Your Curiosity Mindset
It is important to have an inquisitive, customer-centric mindset when adopting new sales approaches. The Sandler selling system reframes sellers as trusted advisors who are as invested as customers in their success in finding a solution. There is a large emphasis placed on relationship building, lead qualification, and deal closing.
Embrace a curious, consultative mindset focused on understanding customer needs and positioning your offering as the ideal solution.
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The key is seeking coaching, learning from others, and cultivating the right mindset. Mastering new techniques takes time, but applying these strategies can accelerate your learning curve.