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Sales is all about building strong relationships. But how do you make that unbreakable connection in the first place? How do you maintain it for the longterm? It starts with worthy intent: a genuine desire to help and serve your clients. In this episode of Get More Clients, Superstar Sales Consultant Lynn Whitbeck tells you why building lasting client relationships …
How to be great at closing sales without being perceived as too salesy or pushy is anchored in your worthy intent. Worthy intent means you genuinely desire to help, serve, and create lasting impact for your clients. It is coming from a place of aligned purpose. Your prospect has a need, problem, gap, or desire you can solve. Far too …
LinkedIn has emerged as the go-to platform for business-to-business (B2B) sales and networking. With over 774 million users, it offers a vast pool of potential clients and collaborators. However, many people still struggle with effectively using LinkedIn for outreach, often resorting to ineffective and spammy tactics. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore how to create genuine connections, properly pace …
Many women entrepreneurs get too ambitious about turning their prospects into clients and want to start getting sales as soon as possible. Where they miss the clue, however, is that their fastest route to success is to make their prospects and clients feel welcomed. You have to give people the assurance they are important to you and not the sales …
We all know how little people like to be sold to. Many see sales as “sleazy,” in large part because so many salespeople come across as inauthentic and uncaring. But sales can truly help people… if you know how to sell with love. Truly understand your client, provide them with a product or service that will genuinely improve their life, …
Adopting your client’s perspective will end sales chaos and allow you to develop a robust strategic plan. Client thinking is the foundation of your sales strategy. Sales is all about connecting with people to provide them a solution to their problems and concerns. Sales is all about making an impact on your client’s business, your own business, their personal life, …
Intentions matter, and good intentions always prevail. We at Petite2Queen are against sleazy, scammy sales techniques. We believe that sales relationships are true partnerships, and sales professionals’ role is to help clients and customers get solutions to their problems. This is called “worthy intent.” In today’s episode of Get More Clients, Superstar Sales Consultant Lynn Whitbeck tells you why approaching …
Why client thinking should be the foundation of your sales strategy Want to end sales chaos and allow yourself to develop a robust strategic plan? Adopt your client’s perspective and start to think like a paying client. Client thinking should be the foundation of your sales strategy, as sales is all about connecting with people to provide them a solution …
I’ve been building up a relationship with a potential client for months. We have really great conversations, but she hasn’t made a commitment. I’m getting impatient to make the sale, but I don’t want to harm the relationship I’ve worked so hard for. How can I get this client to actually buy – soon – without alienating her? – Coleen …
Introspection is a powerful tool. For sales professionals, introspection can be an opportunity to clarify our beliefs and values. It’s a chance to re-energize our purpose and worthy intent for our prospects and clients. Are Your Intentions Worthy? Worthy intent is the core foundation of relationship sales. It’s about actively demonstrating our desire to genuinely connect with our customers. It’s …
In sales, demonstrating sincere interest in your clients, or worthy intent, is invaluable. It’s how you build stronger, lasting relationships with your clients. Worthy intent in professional sales is all about building relational capital with your prospects and clients – the practice of making a deeper connection with the individuals you work with. You accomplish this by shifting the focus …