by Lisa Terrenzi at SELLability | Feb 26, 2020 | blog, Competence
Our topic for the newsletter and blogs this month is competence, the 6th “C” of the SELLability 8 C’s of selling. In this article, we’re going to discuss how not to be a neurotic salesperson! We’ve all been there. The end of the sales period—month, quarter, or even...
by Lisa Terrenzi at SELLability | Feb 26, 2020 | blog, Competence
The topic for this month is competence, which is the 6th C of the SELLability 8 Cs of selling. One factor of competence is the creation and increase of buyer trust. But guess what? That trust must begin internally—within the company. It has been said by philosophers...
by Lisa Terrenzi at SELLability | Feb 26, 2020 | blog
An Open Letter to CEOs, From SELLability CEO Lisa Terrenzi Dear CEO, Are you operating at risk? This month’s newsletter topic, as well as the topic for all our blogs this month, is competence. It means that your sales team, your marketing team and all the rest of your...
by Lisa Terrenzi at SELLability | Feb 26, 2020 | blog, Competence
This story is one we hear over and over in our SALES CPR Clinics. Salespeople hate objections or shall we say resist them. When you talk with someone and they are in strong disagreement with you, can you feel it? Even if they do not express the disagreement, you can...
by Lisa Terrenzi at SELLability | Feb 6, 2020 | blog
There are several facets to confidence, which we are covering in this month’s newsletter and blog posts, and which are fully covered in SELLability training. One component of confidence is being able to look at a person, talk to them a little bit, and be able to make...
by Lisa Terrenzi at SELLability | Feb 4, 2020 | blog, Confidence
When prospects buy, what exactly is it that they’re buying? You might answer, “My product!” or “My service!” To a large degree, that’s true; otherwise, they wouldn’t be interested at all. Something about your product or service is solving a problem for them, providing...
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