How to Sell Anything to Anybody

How to Sell Anything to Anybody

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This technique puts the customer in a position to feel good about the product or idea being purchased. It is an example of a “core” presentation and does not include the introduction or the closing.

Steps

  1. Pay attention to physical details about the buyer. Are they wearing high fashion clothing and jewelry? If you’re selling to them in their home, use your peripheral vision and notice pictures on the walls. Ask them questions about their families or places in their photos. This is a quick way to make them more comfortable.
  2. Ask the buyer to tell you about the last really good experience they had when making a similar purchase.
  3. Watch the customers eyes and note which direction the buyer gazes.
  4. Listen to the buyers story. Note which kind of sense phrases the buyer uses (i.e. felt, saw, heard).
  5. Validate the customers story by saying a certain phrase (i.e. “That’s a Great Story”). Stress the core of the phrase and “verbally punch” the words Great Story to make them stand out, slightly. Create your own phrase that works with your own presentation or use this one.
  6. Present your product making sure to hold the product, brochure , etc. in such a way as to direct the customers eyes to the same position they were in while they were remembering the previous good experience (step 2).
  7. When the customer gazes where the product or brochure is being held say to the buyer “I’ve got a Great Story to tell you about this [product or service you are selling]“. If the buyer used a phrase that included the word “feel” you might say ” I “feel” you’ll like this Great Story about this [product or service you are selling]. Try to re-use words that the buyer used when telling you about their good experience.


Tips

  • Establish rapport with the buyer prior to Step #1. This can be simple introductions but must include enough rapport building as to make Step #1 flow naturally in the conversation.
  • Mirror the buyers physical state and vocal pattern. If the buyer stands with their hands in their pockets put your hands in your pockets. If the buyer scratches their head with their left hand wait 5-10 seconds and scratch your head with your right (mirrored) hand. Don’t be too obvious, remember you are trying to make the buyer comfortable.
  • It’s OK to create your own phrase. It must sound natural coming out of Your mouth.
  • If the customer said they “felt” something in their story you might touch or lightly bump the customer with the product or brochure at the very moment you use the phrase in your response. ( Don’t be obvious )
  • Make sure to follow up with your “Great Story” and Close the Sale.


Warnings

  • This method is designed to allow better communication between the buyer and seller. This technique verbally cues the buyer to “feel” the same way about your product as they did with their previous good sales experience. Please use it wisely.


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How to Hone Your Memory Through the Beauty of Art

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Everyone seems to be looking for reasons to live. Why are we here? What are we meant to do? This is, perhaps, as good a place to start as any.

Steps

  1. Grab the moment. Everything seems to revolve around our childhood. The problem is that as we age we tend to forget that which shaped and molded us into who we are today. Today society is way too high paced and we just don’t seem to have time to reflect on times past. The truth is, we have the time, we fail to grab the moment.

    • There’s nothing wrong with taking a moment for ourselves. In fact, we need to open that can of worms from time to time. Here’s how to really hone your memory through the beauty of art. In this article, I’m going to stick to the arts of literature and filmography.
  2. In order to get in touch with our inner child, we have to rediscover our childhood. I’m talking about sitting down and enjoying a good book or movie. Today the standard isn’t the same as it was. Movies aren’t nearly as satisfying as they were in the past and most books don’t have the same charismatic appeal as they did when we were young.
  3. We have to take time to enjoy the moments that were special in our youth and pass them unto our heirs. Look at your children, then remember your childhood, then try to visualize your parents childhoods. For example, I remember one story my grandma read to me. Before she read the story, she started by telling me, “this is a story I read to your father, when he was your age.”
  4. Keep the memories close. That’s the type of moment we need in our lives. It’s not only about the love of a story; it’s about sharing moments with our lineage. Those moments included the Three Musketeers, Romeo and Juliet, the adventures of Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn, Moby Dick, and many more. I got to experience stories that gripped my grandparents as children. I got to see a glimpse of their childhood. For that reason alone, literature will always carry over to our future generations.
  5. Watch old movies. The same holds true with movies. Classics like The Wizard of Oz, The Ghost and Mrs. Muir, Darby O’Gill and the Little People, The Sound of Music, and many more hold our imaginations. They inspire and connect us with times long past. They live on because they touched us in such a way that they can never fade away.
    • A classic novel or movie is very similar to a baby’s blanket. You can wrap yourself up in them. They fill you with love, wonder, and comfort. A simple knowledge and wisdom shared among past and future generations.
  6. Give 3 hours a week and receive a lifetime of memories. The most fruitful treasure you can ever pass on.

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Anyone can achieve anything, but you can't achieve anything without anyone.

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Before watching this movie I knew that my thoughts created my reality. The missing link for me was the importance of feelings. When you feel good, good things tend to come to you, and when you feel bad, you attract bad things. So, it is important to have better ways of looking at situations, and then you will attract better situations. The other concept that impressed me was importance of gratitude. Gratitude rocks.

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