Thursday, 28 January 2016

A big tip for selling high ticket (this will save a lot of heartache)




Matt Lloyd Is Back With Another Great Tip!




The guy who taught me this was Michael Oliver… a world renowned sales trainer.

He taught me that there’s 2 ways of persuading someone:

1.) Internally
2.) Externally

If you externally persuade someone (eg. by hyping up your product, making big promises and outlandish claims, and using high pressure closing tactics) you may get a sale... but, that person’s motivation to make a change will be short lived.

Once the initial excitement wears off and reality sets in... that person will usually feel buyers remorse.

Eg. for a lot of people in our niche, the initial excitement of buying is all based on the thought of making a lot of money. But as soon as they realise they have to put in some work, and it’s not a push button system - they lose interest.

Personally, I prefer not to do things that way...

Instead, all our phone sales are done by asking people questions, uncovering their true needs, and then if appropriate, presenting a customised version of our solution that’s right for them.

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The first thing we do, is to find out whether there’s actually a sale to be made in the first place, or not.

Once we get an understanding of what is going on in the other person’s world, we can then decide if they are a good fit for MTTB.

There’s no old school closing techniques. No dodgy tactics to manipulate them.

No high pressure selling, or convincing people they should buy from us.

You see, we’re not looking to make short term sales...

Our focus is to gain long term partners, who are going to take this seriously.
They’re going to follow the system just the way we teach them, put in the effort, and as a result build their business to the point where they’re making steady $3300 and $5500 sales.

If that resonates with you, and is how you want us to sell to your leads, then apply to partner with us here:

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Talk Soon,

Matt Lloyd and Partner - Roger Herbert




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