How to Sell Anything Online

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1) Set Goals in Writing

- Before you sell anything there needs to be a plan.
- Create the plan and make your goal BIG!
- You are not just an designer, writer, marketer, programmer. If you are in this sales industry you are supposed to close deals. This is the end goal.
2) Establish Trust

- Can you sell things without trust? Sure. will you do it consistently, NO!
- Pay attention to everything. Use all the information.
- Take your time building the sale. Your client is not in a rush and if they are, slow them down. Lead them. Be yourself.
3) Build Value

- Be an expert in your field. Show them why your product is the best. Don't tell them, SHOW THEM!
- Be a trend setter. DO NOT be like every other salesman.
- People want a good deal, so help them find one. But do it on your terms.
4) Identify a Need

- If there is no need then you have little chance to sell anything.
- QUESTIONS. QUESTIONS. QUESTIONS.
- Ask them... mean them... listen to their answers. Listen to what they aren't saying. Pay attention to EVERYTHING!
5) Inform/Educate

- This is the part of sales I think most overlook. Lets face it, most customers do not know our product as well as we do. It is our job to teach them.
- If you are in sales, you are an educator, you are a teacher.
- What makes your product stand out? Why?
6) Provide Solutions

- Find options that will lead to fixing their problem.
- Have multiple things to sell, always provide all of your options.
- Being able to fix peoples problems is priceless. Learn how to promote your solutions in a way the client can understand.
7) Inspire

- This is the stage the literally can make you a millionaire. People buy from people who inspire them.
- Show you want to help them, be genuine.
- Now is when you use all of the information have to create excitement and motivate your customer into buying.
8) Create Urgency

- Why should they buy now? Well most times the customer cant answer this, so its your job to tell them why.
- Strategically position yourself to do the job when YOU want to.
- Urgency closes deals more than anything else. Be a MASTER URGENCY CREATOR.
9) Overcome Objections

- Expect objections. Be prepared. Do not fear objections, use them as a tool.
- An objection is not a "No", it is merely a defense mechanism.
- Learn softening/reverses. "I hear that a lot, but wouldn't you say its time to stop putting this off?"
10) ASK FOR THE SALE!

- Sounds simple right? It's not.
- The customer is talking to you for a reason, it is not because they love talking to strangers.
- You have spent this process selling yourself. That was the plan all along. That was your goal. Now ask for it.
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