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Is Agitating Fear and Pain the Most Effective Sales Strategy?

Do you have a resistance to “agitating pain” in your sales process? Guess what – IT DOESN’T MEAN YOU’RE “BAD AT SALES” (YOU’RE ACTUALLY PROBABLY GOOD AT SALES). This is especially true for introverts – people who are drained by human interaction and need to recharge alone before/after. Poking at prospect’s sore spots repeatedly and […]

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The Two-Call Close: A Simple yet Effective Strategy for Closing More Sales

“When you’re paying for leads then it’s more important than ever to have a solid sales strategy…and most people don’t realize it needs to be a different strategy than the one they use for organic leads. “ If you’re using the same process you use to close organic traffic leads on an offer that’s $1,500+ –

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Pitchweaving: How to Sell More Pitching During Discovery Vs. At The End of the Conversation

Most people believe the pitch should happen at the end of a sales conversation… …but you will actually sell 2x more (at an absolute minimum) when you do what I call “pitch weaving” in the beginning of your call vs. the end. There’s a few reasons this works better that I’ll lay out here: Reason

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Asking the RIGHT Questions that Actually Close the Sale

Do the questions you ask in your sales conversation give you information that actually moves the sale forward? Asking the RIGHT questions is CRUCIAL to winning the sale. And most people are losing sales by wasting each precious one on either information they don’t really need or digging into pain. Instead, when you design your

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