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2nd of 3 ideas to strengthen your sales team – Build stronger sales tools

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What can you be doing as the coach and leader of your team to help them build stronger tools and processes like defining the steps of a sales call, clarifying your new business selling process or your plans to grow existing customers over the next year?

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Do your reps see buyer objections as points of rejection…or as potential selling opportunities?

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What can you, as a sales leader, do to help your team better understand how to persuasively handle objections…and to see the positives in their buyers’ complaints and concerns?

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How many demands do you put on your customers to do business with you?

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How proactive is your team’s support of these buyers? How are you monitoring your buyer’s inventory levels? How are you reminding them when it’s time to reorder? And, if you sell equipment, how are you maintaining their equipment maintenance and service levels?

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Are your sales reps effectively selling to the “FUD Factor?”

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Are your sales reps successfully selling against their low-priced competitors by selling to the “FUD Factor?” The “FUD Factor” is an old selling concept that stands for FEAR, UNCERTAINTY, and DOUBT. How is your team selling against a lower-priced competitor who likely has less quality, lower service, but a much cheaper price?

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