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linkB2B
12-04-11, 07:29 PM
Careers that offer commissioned incentives based ono sales performance can be an excellent opportunity to bring home a large paycheck. Unfortunately, salesman get a bad reputation if they are too pushy or seem to be too desperate to close a sale. Here are some customer friendly ways to boost your sales and your paycheck without having to beg to close the deal.

1. Features, Advantages, and Benefits
Many salespeople spend too much time extolling the virtues of the features of their product or service. In other words they talk about what their offering is, rather than what it can do for the customer. So a basic sales skill is the ability to differentiate between:
The features of what the product/service is.
How these features might be an advantage to a customer.What a real customer says the benefits are of having the product or using the service.
If the salesperson just talks features at their customer, the customer will quickly become bored, because most of the features have no interest for them. The safest way for the seller to proceed is to find out exactly what benefits the customer is looking for, and to do that they need to ask the right questions.
2.Listen more than you talk
Great sales professionals understand the value of listening. As said by many, if you were designed to talk more than to listen, you would have two mouths and only one ear. Use your two ears at least five times more than your mouth. As a wise man once told me: If you are telling, you ain’t selling.
3.Selling to People Outside Your Comfort Zone
Most salespeople who are “people persons”, already think that they are good at this. Let me ask you a question. When you last lost a sale, how was your rapport with the key person who decided against you?......read more http://news.bytrade.com/info/819-Best-tips-on-how-to-improve-sales-skills.htm (http://news.bytrade.com/info/819-Best-tips-on-how-to-improve-sales-skills.htm)

lylestephens01
14-04-11, 01:26 PM
Be more knowledgeable about the products you are selling, be courteous and be willing to answer all the question

andyphelps
15-04-11, 10:40 AM
Non attachment and take away the need, all the way

vanessalane
22-04-11, 03:39 PM
Re:Best tips on how to improve sales skills

The following sales skills are what I have found to be the most important sales skills

*Qualifying Fast to Avoid Wasting Sales Time
*Motivating Prospects
*Selling to People Outside Your Comfort Zone
*Reaching Decision-Makers Through Voicemail
*Delivering "I Gotta Have That" Presentations
*Gaining Commitments Instead of Closing
*Have More Fun

nmsptyltd
25-04-11, 05:42 PM
Nice Post.

You should also 'Sound Credible' to your potential client. How would you convince someone to buy from you if you talk like your not believable? Be confident with every word you say and give the 'client' the impression that you are ready to answer all of his/her questions.

xmasdeer
10-06-11, 01:54 PM
I find 'selling' one of the hardest things to do, even with a great product.

missBiz
10-06-11, 04:45 PM
Thanks for the tips!

pink_briefcase
10-06-11, 06:23 PM
selling is what I enjoy of doing and these are very helpful tips. Thanks for sharing...

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AlbionColt
11-06-11, 05:49 PM
As pr my view you can increase your sales skills by the office atmosphere if you have a desired space to work as well a good atmosphere condition than each and every employee working there feel good to work in this environment and will promote work as well as increase in sales promotion.

pink_briefcase
01-07-11, 08:26 PM
As pr my view you can increase your sales skills by the office atmosphere if you have a desired space to work as well a good atmosphere condition than each and every employee working there feel good to work in this environment and will promote work as well as increase in sales promotion.

The workplace really has a big impact on the sales increase. I'm a testimony to that. When I'm selling I should feel comfortable and good enough.

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