The Difference Between Good & GREAT Sellers

Sabri Suby
4 Jan 202205:23

Summary

TLDRThe video script highlights the distinction between good and great sellers, emphasizing the importance of tenacity and effective follow-up. It stresses that great sellers persist in uncomfortable sales situations and continue to engage with prospects, even after multiple rejections. The key to successful follow-up is adding value at each interaction, ensuring every contact moves the prospect closer to a decision. The script illustrates how to provide value by analyzing a prospect's current situation and offering insights that can solve their problems, rather than merely pushing for a sale.

Takeaways

  • πŸ” The key differentiator between good and great sellers is their follow-up and tenacity to stay in deals even when uncomfortable.
  • πŸƒβ€β™‚οΈ Great sellers don't give up after a few rejections; they continue to pursue prospects, unlike those who may stop after a few 'no's.
  • πŸ”₯ The importance of maintaining contact with 'hot' prospects is emphasized, as they can cool down quickly if not followed up properly.
  • πŸ€” The script suggests that unsuccessful sellers often believe the prospect's excuse of needing more time, leading to lost opportunities.
  • 🎨 The art of follow-up involves a balance between being persistent and not being annoying, which can be achieved through value-added follow-ups.
  • πŸ’‘ Value-added follow-ups mean providing something of value to the prospect with each interaction, moving them closer to a buying decision.
  • 🚫 Avoid being a pest by ensuring that every follow-up interaction is important to the prospect and contributes to solving their initial problem.
  • πŸ“ˆ The example of following up on a Facebook ad proposal shows how to add value by analyzing the prospect's current ads and competitors, offering concrete improvements.
  • 🀝 The focus should be on serving the prospect rather than just selling, which means showing up with solutions and value, not just asking for a sale.
  • πŸ“’ The script encourages viewers to engage with the content by liking, subscribing, and leaving comments for further interaction.

Q & A

  • What is the key differentiator between good and great sellers according to the transcript?

    -The key differentiator is follow-up and having the tenacity to stay in the deals even when they're uncomfortable, as opposed to giving up after a few rejections.

  • Why do most people stop following up on hot prospects?

    -Most people stop following up because they believe the prospect's statement that they need more time to think, and they don't realize that the prospect's interest has cooled down.

  • What is the concept of 'value added follow-up' mentioned in the transcript?

    -'Value added follow-up' is the strategy of providing value to the prospect with every interaction, ensuring that each follow-up contributes to solving the prospect's problem and moves them closer to a buying decision.

  • How can a salesperson avoid being perceived as annoying during follow-ups?

    -A salesperson can avoid being annoying by ensuring that every follow-up provides value to the prospect, focusing on serving the prospect's needs rather than solely on making a sale.

  • What is an example of a value-added follow-up in the context of selling Facebook ads services?

    -An example of a value-added follow-up could be analyzing the prospect's current Facebook ads, identifying opportunities for improvement, and presenting these insights to the prospect as part of the follow-up process.

  • Why is it important to show up to serve rather than just to sell during follow-ups?

    -Showing up to serve ensures that the salesperson is focused on the prospect's needs and providing solutions, which builds trust and increases the likelihood of a successful sale, rather than just pushing for a transaction.

  • What is the significance of adding value as you follow up, as mentioned in the transcript?

    -Adding value as you follow up helps maintain the prospect's interest and engagement, demonstrating that the salesperson is invested in the prospect's success and not just in making a sale.

  • How can analyzing a prospect's competitors contribute to effective follow-ups?

    -Analyzing a prospect's competitors allows the salesperson to identify strategies that could be beneficial for the prospect, providing actionable insights that can be used to enhance the sales pitch and follow-up conversations.

  • What is the potential downside of not providing value during follow-ups?

    -Not providing value during follow-ups can lead to the prospect ghosting the salesperson, screening their calls, and ignoring their emails, ultimately resulting in the loss of a potential sale.

  • How can a salesperson estimate potential savings for a prospect during a follow-up?

    -A salesperson can estimate potential savings by analyzing the prospect's current ad spend and identifying inefficiencies or areas for improvement, then presenting these findings as part of the follow-up to demonstrate the value of their services.

  • What is the role of persistence in the sales process as discussed in the transcript?

    -Persistence plays a crucial role in the sales process as it allows salespeople to continue engaging with prospects even after initial rejections, potentially leading to a sale by maintaining the relationship and providing ongoing value.

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