Every entrepreneur has to be a good salesperson. Even more so, they have to master their Sales Communication.
From pitching to investors to selling your product or service, getting people to understand the value you provide is a never-ending task. Of course not every great technician or business manager is a great sales person – so what do you do?
First, let’s look at your current Sales Communication and how you’re selling right now:
On a scale from 1 to 10 with 10 being excellent, how would you rate your selling abilities?
What about your confidence, effectiveness and success rate?
If you have a sales team within your business, how well are they doing? Be honest with yourself on the number you decide – being honest about where you are will help you make the best improvements!
Now that you’ve decided where you are on the sales skills scale, take a step back. Anyone can improve in the sales arena, but if you are at a 7 or below, there’s a great opportunity for growth. And, of course, more sales means more success for you and your business.
The key to being an effective sales person always starts with communication. Consider this four-part process:
