Sales Techniques: Don't Quit too Soon
submitted: Oct 29th 2007 |
by: CherylA.Clausen |
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You may be feeling the pressure to put up or shut up. It may be now or never. Your self-confidence may be at an all time low. You may not see a way to ever succeed in sales. Do you think you should just quit? If you do make the decision to quit now will you look back and wonder if things could have been different if you would have stuck it out? Before you make that final decision be sure you know exactly what you are quitting. You absolutely should quit if: your values don't match the values of the company your working with, your boss lacks integrity, or the products or services your using doesn't meet expectations. If that's the case don't look back just move on to the next thing that does support your values, standards, and integrity.
Could you be quitting yourself? You may be convinced at this point that you just don't have what it takes to make it in sales. It's very possible you do have what it takes and if you'd just persist a little longer you could get the success you want so badly. You need to evaluate if you have what it takes based on the facts not on surrounding information.
Stop guessing and allowing your damaged self-confidence to assess your ability to succeed in sales. If you've sold previously and you were successful you have proof that you can sell, and that you have an opportunity to change and adapt your approach so you can succeed again. There are quick and easy scientific tools available known as assessments that can provide you with the facts about your sales skills.
Are you implementing your sales plan? If you don't have a sales plan you aren't working as effectively as you could be. If you were to develop a sales and implement it could you increase your weekly sales?
Are you taking the actions you need to take to make that happen on a daily basis?
Identify your opportunities to make improvements as you contact people, make connections, secure appointments, and hold the appointment. Start developing a daily sales plan. Develop your plan and commit to taking the actions required by your plan.
So what do you want to quit? You want to quit doing the same thing and expecting different results. Test and measure each part of the whole process until you develop your own personal system for sales success that's completely customized to fit you and your strengths. When you get your system as close to perfection as you can possibly get it practice and practice and practice it every day so you don't screw it up and get in this place again.
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