How To Show Your Sales Confidence

How To Show Your Sales Confidence

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Today’s SoundAdvice Sound Bite is about Sales Confidence.


This is an issue that solopreners and business owners bring up when we’re talking about sales results or the lack of results.

Being confident in what you’re offering is key if you want people to opt in, hire you, buy your thing.
If you’re not sure about what you’re offering – how can your customer be sure?
Let your confidence come from a place of service and value.
I’ll explain.
This is what I like to call quiet confidence.

It’s not about being arrogant or pushy.

Quite confidence is about being helpful – offering hope – offering solutions.
Because it comes from a place of value and service.
If you know you deliver value, your products and services deliver and clients will feel better, look younger, be happier, lose weight, see real results – Then it isn’t just a good idea to share that – it is part of your mission – to make sure that those who need what you have can find you – get access – and get results.
When you are selling from a place of service – the focus and emphasis is always on the customer.
What will they receive?  how will they feel? what will they learn?
What results can they expect?

Remember, people buy results.

Have that conversation – and give them the chance to say YES!
When you sell with this kind of confidence, your customers will be confident about working with you or buying from you as well.
That’s todays SoundBite – let me know in the comments if you have any questions or thoughts about your sales confidence.

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Comments

  1. It’s still a common misunderstanding that confidence has anything to do with arrogance. Everyday I meet salespeople, especially younger ones, who mistake one for the other.

    Love your take on sales,
    Wim

  2. Phyllis says:

    Thanks for your comment. I agree – it’s far to common and misunderstood!
    From one sales “obsessed” person to another – I’m glad you agree! And thanks for chiming in!
    Truly appreciate it!

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