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    Explore " closing sales" with insightful episodes like "#216: This B2B Sales Enablement Masterclass Will Unlock Your Full Potential and Help Crush Your Quotas", "Lynn Whitbeck: Dealing with Ghosting and No-Shows in Sales", "You’re Measuring the Wrong KPIs", "Real Business Owners: #RBO The Greatest Close Ever is Yourself" and "Mentorship and Franchise Gyms: D1 Training Columbus" from podcasts like ""How to Sell", "Conversational Selling", "Nurture Small Business", "Building Great Sales Teams" and "Run a Profitable Gym"" and more!

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    #216: This B2B Sales Enablement Masterclass Will Unlock Your Full Potential and Help Crush Your Quotas

    #216: This B2B Sales Enablement Masterclass Will Unlock Your Full Potential and Help Crush Your Quotas

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    Welcome to episode #216 of the How To Sell podcast where we unlock the secret sauce to perfecting your sales enablement strategies. Join your hosts, Luigi Prestinenzi and Dave Fastuca, as they dive deep into the world of sales with industry expert Regan Barker from Grant Thornton.


    In this episode, Regan shares her insights on tailoring your sales approach to your business and clients, providing a game-changing perspective on the buying process from the buyer's point of view.


    Regan breaks down which meetings to take and which to pass on, all while approaching purchases with a highly customized mindset. She reveals the art of selling services effectively by understanding how solutions impact different stakeholders within a business, emphasizing the importance of involving multiple decision-makers beyond just the CTO and CMO.


    In the final segment we discuss common client communication misunderstandings and how to deal with that in the sales process. Regan's advice on leading with insights that resonate with your customers' challenges will revolutionize your sales strategy, shifting the focus from closing deals to nurturing and educating your clients.


    Whether you're seeking to improve your sales enablement strategies or interested in the world of sales, be sure to check out this new episode! 


    Subscribe, like, and share to stay updated with the latest in the world of sales on the How To Sell podcast. 


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    Dave Fastuca -  https://shorturl.at/ctvLY

    Regan Barker - https://www.linkedin.com/in/reganbarker/


    **About This Podcast**
    How To Sell is a podcast dedicated to helping listeners master the art of sales and prospecting, offering valuable insights on B2B sales, revenue optimization, and B2B marketing strategies, all while providing expert guidance on sales coaching, customer engagement, and B2B leadership to maximize your revenue potential in the dynamic world of sales and marketing.

    • (00:00) - Preview and Introduction
    • (03:42) - Sales Enablement Strategies
    • (08:32) - Managing Client Communications Effectively
    • (13:34) - Importance of Stakeholder Relationships
    • (18:20) - Key to Vendor Selection Process
    • (23:55) - The Importance of Collaboration in Sales
    • (30:23) - Educating Your Clients
    • (34:15) - What is Sales Enablement
    • (43:44) - Sales Enablement Strategies

    Lynn Whitbeck: Dealing with Ghosting and No-Shows in Sales

    Lynn Whitbeck: Dealing with Ghosting and No-Shows in Sales

    About Lynn Whitbeck: Lynn Whitbeck, the Founder/CEO of Petite2Queen and Future Forward Sales, uses her expertise to guide entrepreneurs and business leaders to successful sales growth. Building on her 30 years of success and experiences as Vice President of Business Development and COO of direct consumer technology start-ups, Lynn is focused on catapulting sales teams and educating individuals daily to superior performance and success. Lynn is committed to lifting business leaders with the ingredients for growth and a profitable sales recipe. She helps transform thinking to the client's perspective and end sales chaos with a robust strategic plan to harvest the hidden profits. Check out the latest episode of our Conversational Selling podcast to learn more about Lynn.

     

    In this episode, Nancy and Lynn discuss the following:

    • Secret ingredients of a profitable sales recipe.
    • Building Successful Sales Strategies on Referrals Basis.
    • The difference between ghosting and a no-show.
    • 7 reasons why salespeople get ghosted.
    • How do we bust the ghost? 
    • Lynn's story about a huge multimillion-dollar account.
       

    Key Takeaways: 
     

    • The primary reason that you get ghosted is that people are busy.
    • It's all about the right message, the right audience, and the right time. 
    • People are ready to buy at different stages.
    • You demonstrate worthy intent by asking the right questions and listening more than you talk.
    • They will respond if you demonstrate value and worthy intent without hounding them.
    • Getting a handwritten card or package that ties to your product or service will move the conversation forward and build reciprocity.

    "A profitable sales recipe has to include the core foundation of sales strategy, which is thinking like your client, truly understanding your ideal client avatar, the client journey, and then the human-to-human relationships and building those relationships with worthy intent. So, when you have that recipe, then you can execute on that and then (part of like the client journey) to build that profit in is, of course, you seed the referral process from the very first conversation and then all the way through your client journey so that when you've earned the right you ask for the referral. That shortens your sales cycle, brings you a more profitable business, you create introductions, and you feed your business. And in addition, of course, then you also can sell more to your existing clients." – LYNN

    "It's really asking for an introduction, not a referral. So, to me, a referral is longer. I would ask for an introduction because that's not as threatening, and that's not. That differs from a referral trust you and is passing on this trusted relationship. So that would be a formula that I would apply to." - LYNN

    "There's a difference between ghosting and a no-show. With a no-show, they don't come up or show up for the meeting. There are all kinds of extenuating circumstances and reasons around that, but I'm going to focus more on ghosting because it will cover some of that for the no-shows. But the first thing about ghosting is my question, which is rhetorical, but it's who's ghosting Because I want to be honest with sales, we sometimes ghost our prospects because we're not following up. Okay, so that is absolutely critical. So, let's talk about the reasons that people get ghosted because it is a morale killer for salespeople. And it's one of the top three things that salespeople list as one of the things that really hurt them in their business." – LYNN

     

    Connect with Lynn Whitbeck:

    • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lynnwhitbeck/
    • Petite2Queen: https://petite2queen.com/

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    Connect with Nancy Calabrese: 

    You’re Measuring the Wrong KPIs

    You’re Measuring the Wrong KPIs

    Does your sales team have the autonomy and skill to identify your ideal client? And once identified, are they zeroing in on those ideal customers rather than spending time doing less profitable activities? Today’s guest, Patrick Kagan of PK Solutions Group, puts forward the concept that your sales improve with proper alignment.  

    Aligning actions with your vision can improve your sales trajectory by 10%. That is significant for any small business. Not sure how? Listen in to learn more about how to identify the unique metrics for your business. Find out how to dig through the layers and ask questions that clear away the clutter that keeps your business focused on the wrong KPIs so you can, finally, land on the correct KPIs to motivate your sales team.  

    Patrick is also a podcast host of Sales Hindsights with Patrick Kagan and the author of Sell the Difference.

    About Your Host 

    DCA Virtual Business Support President, Denise Cagan, has been working with small businesses for over 20 years. She has served on the boards of professional organizations such as Business Leaders of Charlotte (BLOC) and the National Association of Women Business Owners Charlotte (NAWBO). Denise is also a graduate of the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Business Program, which is a program for small businesses that links learning to action for growth-oriented entrepreneurs.   

    Recognized as a facilitator, problem solver, and builder, Denise enjoys speaking to business groups about social media for small businesses and motivating remote and work-from-home (WFH) teams. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Quality Systems Management from James Madison University. With extensive experience in outsourcing solutions that provide administrative, creative, marketing, and website support, she is able to help other small businesses grow and thrive. 

    Connect with Denise 

    DCA Virtual Business Support website

    View and listen to Podcasts with Denise Cagan

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    About Your Host

    DCA Virtual Business Support President, Denise Cagan, has been working with small businesses for over 20 years. She has served on the boards of professional organizations such as Business Leaders of Charlotte (BLOC) and the National Association of Women Business Owners Charlotte (NAWBO). Denise is also a graduate of the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Business Program, which is a program for small businesses that links learning to action for growth-oriented entrepreneurs.

    Recognized as a facilitator, problem solver, and builder, Denise enjoys speaking to business groups about social media for small businesses and motivating remote and work-from-home (WFH) teams. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Quality Systems Management from James Madison University. With extensive experience in outsourcing solutions that provide administrative, creative, marketing, and website support, she is able to help other small businesses grow and thrive.

    Connect with Denise

    DCA Virtual Business Support website.

    View and listen to Podcasts with Denise Cagan.

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    Real Business Owners: #RBO The Greatest Close Ever is Yourself

    Real Business Owners: #RBO The Greatest Close Ever is Yourself

    In episode 8 we sit down with Kason Jennings, CEO for Easier Accounting, and the Real Business Owners Trevor Cowley and Kale Goodman. These guys have operated at a high level building their sales teams for years.

    Here's what you learn in this episode:

    • Our collective history in jail!
    • Why the greatest close is yourself.
    • Delegating your sales leadership.
    • Developing your leaders.
    • Operating your team on core values.
    • Building relationships vs just managing.
    • Investing in your people at a human level.
    • Driving quality through metrics.
    • Top Talent vs Average Producers.
    • Entrepreneurs need talent too.

     

    Being a guest on their podcast and having these guys on my was a dream come true and the result of my new network and hard work.

    You can find Trevor and Kale on Instagram @realbusinessowners and Kason @kasonjennings.

    Be sure to grab Kale's book "The Ultimate Networking Machine" at kalegoodman.com

     

    Thank you for support Building Great Sales Teams!

     

    If you want to learn more about our host Doug Mitchell or get free BGST resources go to www.salesprogrambuilder.com.

    Mentorship and Franchise Gyms: D1 Training Columbus

    Mentorship and Franchise Gyms: D1 Training Columbus

    The three most important stats when it comes to marketing are these: Set rates (how many appointments you book), show rates (how many people actually show up to those appointments) and close rates (how many of those people actually buy something in those appointments).

    In October, Kyle McGough of D1 Training Columbus led Two-Brain Business clients in all three. Here's how he did it.

    Links:

    D1 Training Columbus
    Gym Lead Machine
    Forever Fierce
    Gym Owners United

    Timeline:

    2:22 – The challenges of being a “legacy” franchise.

    5:24 – Flipping the system from high volume, low value to one-on-one relationships and high-value sales.

    8:51 – Merging mentorship and the franchise model. 

    12:33 – Franchise plus autonomy: The best of both worlds. 

    15:27 – Implementing Two-Brain practices in to the D1 model. 

    17:40 – The prescriptive model meets free trial workout.

    23:14 – The intro and consultative process.

    24:28 – One good month follows another: A peek at November’s numbers.

    27:25 – How Kyle gets so many leads — and how he gets them to show up. 

    33:19 – Who has time for all that lead nurture? 

    36:14 – The secret to closing. 

    39:11 – Finding the sweet spot between mentorship and the franchise model. 



    Closing at 80 Percent: Sales Leader Tells All

    Closing at 80 Percent: Sales Leader Tells All

    Adam Robbins owns DNA Fitness in Cutler Bay, Florida, and he was on not one — not two — but THREE of Two-Brain Business' leaderboards for sales and marketing in June.

    He's got both affinity marketing and cold-lead conversion down to a science with an 80% close rate. And it's not just him — Adam teaches his staff to sell by sharing resources, meeting one on one and role-playing.

    Here, he joins Two-Brain Radio host Mike Warkentin to share the secrets of his success.

    Links:

    DNA Fitness
    Beyond the Whiteboard
    Drink O2
    YouTube
    Gym Owners United

    Timeline:

    1:41 – How Adam uses content to get more leads.

    7:20 – Guerilla marketing.

    12:32 – Keeping show rates high.

    18:24 – Affinity marketing and relationship-building.

    24:48 – Training staff to sell.

    29:13 – How mentorship made the difference.


    Chris Cooper on Clubhouse, Sell by Chat and Next-Level Sales

    Chris Cooper on Clubhouse, Sell by Chat and Next-Level Sales

    There's a gym-business guru around every corner of the internet trying to sell you their program. The problem is that most of those "gurus" don't own gyms and have no experience in the industry — and you can't afford to spend all your time and money doing their experimentation for them.

    That's our job.

    At Two-Brain, we try all the latest tricks, techniques and resources for you. We test them, track the results, and tell you whether they work and who they work best for.

    Here, Chris Cooper shares what we found when we tested whether Clubhouse and Sell By Chat help gym owners close more leads.

    Links:

    "Founder, Farmer, Tinker, Thief"
    Chalk It Pro
    Driven Nutrition
    Gym Owners United

    Timeline:

    00:48 – The lie entrepreneurs tell themselves.

    2:36 – Why testing is more important now than ever. 

    4:24 – Testing at Two-Brain.

    6:22 – Two-Brain’s review: Clubhouse

    7:39 – Two-Brain’s review: Sell By Chat

    13:07 – How an iPad can help you close more sales.

    17:54 – The question you need to ask before trying the next big thing.


    066 Have better sales conversations with Hannah Walker

    066 Have better sales conversations with Hannah Walker

    After years in the corporate world, working across the globe securing multi-million pound contracts, Hannah realised she had more to offer the world than just winning contracts! 

    Her goal now: to help as many businesses as she can to GROW LIKE HELL and reach the goals they deserve! All without being a spammy Pammy or pushy Paul.

    In today's show we look at the 3 things we do wrong when trying to close a sale and what we should do instead.

    Connect with Hannah

    On Facebook https://www.facebook.com/hannahwalkerconsultant

    On Instagram https://www.instagram.com/hannahwalkerconsultancy

    On her Website https://www.hannahwalkerconsultancy.com


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    Growth Hacking Concepts To Explode Your Sales, with Mario Nawful

    Growth Hacking Concepts To Explode Your Sales, with Mario Nawful

    Rob Liano interviews Serial Entrepreneur Mario Nawful and it's a rapid fire journey of growth hacks and effective strategies that can grow your business  and unleash your entrepreneurial spirit.

    They discuss the following...

    • From selling blenders to hitting 8 figures
    • How adding value impacts your career
    • The power of reciprocity
    • Why people want to buy from you
    • This one thing is holding you back
    • How to start innovating
    • Using testimonials to increase your exposure
    • How to think like an entrepreneur
    • Why old school sales principles still work

    Top Ten Tips To Warming Up Cold Calls and Closing Sales

    Top Ten Tips To Warming Up Cold Calls and Closing Sales

    Fear is one of the biggest obstacles to business-to-business (B2B) growth .  In fact, the Harvard Business Review recently shared that 53% of sales professionals give up too easily when cold calling and 48% are afraid to even pick up the phone and make the call! What!? And these are the professionals we're talking about!

    If your business depends on B2B sales being closed, you can’t afford to miss this episode. Regardless of whether you have a sales team, or if it’s on you (as the Founder) to make the dreaded cold call — the call has to be made. 

    In this episode of #TheGabLab, NTN Pro, Alice Wheaton, Topline Turnaround Expert, takes us through the steps required to not only make the call but to land the sale — from confronting the initial fear to following through on the other end. 


    Alice shares decades of fist-hand experience on exactly what it takes to become a top-tier salesperson who consistently generates top-line results. You’ll come to learn quickly, Alice doesn’t hold back and she certainly doesn’t mince words. She’s dishing out exactly what we need to hear, even if we may not want to hear it. 

    We created this episode for the +80% of Founders out there who are holding back. Tune in, listen up and then make the call.  

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    Part 1 // Planning + Preparation 


    So where to start? Firstly, Alice calls us out on our fear of discomfort. She helps us to better understand where fear comes from and how to talk it down when it rears its self-sabotaging voice.  

    Are you an A, B or C level salesperson? From aggressive to agreeable, if you’re into building relationships, guess what? Sales may not be for you! Contrary to what many of us see as a strength, Alice walks us through why she believes building relationships detracts from your top-line, and instead, how a subtle shift in mindset will help you build it. 


    Before you pick up the phone and start dialing digits though, listen in to Part 1 as Alice walks us through five key points of preparation so that we can find the courage to make the call, and do so with competence! 


    Know your numbers, map out your plan. 


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    Part 2 // The Process + Pipeline 

    3. 2.1.... it’s GO time. For the Founders out there looking for a script on how to ace the dreaded cold call, look no further. 

    From “Hi my name is Alice,” to “What I’d like is an hour of your time,” Alice takes us from the first words out of her mouth to the final ask, and everything in between. 

    Seriously, be prepared to have your mind blown. Not one to shy away from debate, Alice challenges many of the typical protocols we’ve been taught to believe when it comes to making the sales call. From whom to speak with, to how to get them on the phone, and even what to say in a voice mail message—you’ll appreciate, if not applaud, Alice’s refreshing approach. 

    “Don’t chase confidence, seek competence.”

    Perfection is NOT what you’re after when making a cold call. Humility, authenticity and humour is where it’s at — and Alice will show you exactly how to deliver it, in spades.

    The Close. Alice teaches us how to reward courageous effort with results. You’ve gone the distance, now you need to make the sale. Alice delivers pure gold when it comes to learning how to lean in, make the ask, and close the deal. For those of you  banking on a proposal to seal the deal, lean in for Part 2 to learn how “clarifying the proposal protocol” will get prospects off the fence and in the books. 


    Discover which questions will best serve you and your prospect.


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    Part 3 // Follow Thru + Follow Up

    Lastly, when is the job done? If you’re thinking it’s when the sale's made — think again. Alice does a brilliant job, here in Part 3, of: 

    • helping to clarifying the various types of clients we have
    • the touchpoints and frequency each client should receive
    • and which team member is responsible for initiating contact and following through with the client


    Brief, to-the-point,  and powerful. It's on you to go the distance and take in the final segment as Alice teaches us how to turn our B2B clients into top-tier raving fans! 



    // Mic Drops

    BOOM! We promised you intel to blow your mind and build your bottom line. Here’s our fav mic-drop moments from today’s episode. 

    Drop us a comment below and let us know what landed with you! 

    1. Calling your prospects, as opposed to emailing them, builds your credibility.
    2. Analysis paralysis. Some industry intel — a scan of their website, and a google search of your prospect is all the information you need to make the call. Anything more may overload you and stall your efforts. 
    3. Speak with the person who can make the decision. Calling on influencers will likely cost you time and money. 
    4. Get over yourself. It’s not about you “making the sale” it about you “solving a problem". 
    5. “A-level” salespeople don’t see criticism as failure, but rather, an opportunity to get it right for the client.  
    6. You’re not going to deliver any value in a 10-15 minute phone call. Own your power and your process. Ask for an hour of their time with the promise of delivering value during your call. 
    7. Don’t show up to throw up. Make your first call short sweet and to the point. Who you are, how you know them, and why you’re calling!  Anything longer signals fear and discomfort. 
    8. Asking questions not relevant to the transaction (i.e., How are you today? Are you enjoying the weather?) signal discomfort rather than strength. 
    9. Lighten up. Have some fun. Inject some humor into your conversation. Your prospect can hear your smile and puts them at ease.
    10. "I hope a salesperson reaches out and calls me today," said no CEO. EVER! Leaders aren’t waiting for your call. In fact, they go out of their way to avoid it. Make it worth their while. Show them you understand their pain, and know how to solve their problems. 

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    Unpacking Your Backpack To Soar To New Heights, with Elizabeth Payne

    Unpacking Your Backpack To Soar To New Heights, with Elizabeth Payne

    In sales and life, we all carry baggage with us and it can negatively impact our success every single day. Well now it's time to kick that stuff to the curb because my special guest Elizabeth Payne, is a transformation expert. And we weave sales and life together in this fun and informative episode. Insight we discuss includes.

    • The right energy for telesales
    • What to focus on for success
    • Break free from traveling with baggage
    • One superpower we all have
    • The science of alignment
    • How to kickstart motivation
    • How to reignite your passion
    • Subconscious transformation

    Check it out now!


    Taking Your Sales And Marketing To The Next Level, with David Paul

    Taking Your Sales And Marketing To The Next Level, with David Paul

    Rob Liano interviews Amerilife's David Paul, and they hash our effective strategies to improve your sales and marketing career.

    Takeaways include:

    • One key indicator of success
    • Using technology to your advantage
    • What sets you apart from the competition
    • Quick tips to increase retention
    • One area where salespeople fail
    • A great career opportunity
    • Why sales is easier than ever before





    How To Be A Sales Leader, with Leadership Coach, Michael Beck

    How To Be A Sales Leader, with Leadership Coach, Michael Beck

    Rob Liano unleashes an unreleased podcast from a few years back and it's loaded with empowering content throughout the episode. Executive Leadership Coach, Micheal Beck joins Rob to share why the same principles that create great leaders also produce great salespeople.

    There are a ton of takeaways that include:

    • How to sell more without selling
    • What really happens when a client has to think it over and then ghosts
    • Why you should stop trying to win the sale
    • Thinking as if you're self employed
    • A  success tip whether you're a rookie or a rockstar
    • Why attitude maintenance is critical to success
    • Defining the real competition
    • Embracing change
    • How to crush your quota

    And you'll get a free eBook download, "Close More Sales without Selling"  just for listening! 





    Why Salespeople Fail & How To Crush Your Goals, with David Denning

    Why Salespeople Fail & How To Crush Your Goals, with David Denning

    In this episode, Rob Liano interviews insurance marketing guru, David Denning. They share an array of insights that will propel your sales career to the next level.

    Check out some of the topics discussed:

    • Why salespeople fail
    • Maximizing your lead generation
    • The simple formula to consistently reach your sales quota/goal
    • Is social selling really that important?
    • Tips for remote selling

    Timeless Sales Techniques - Part 2, with Ben Gay III

    Timeless Sales Techniques - Part 2, with Ben Gay III

    The legend speaks more! In part 2, we continue the deep dive into sales and business insight and share knowledge bombs including...

    • Why you should stick to your daily goals even if you make 14 million dollars in one day.
    • Meeting legends Napoleon Hill, Zig Ziglar and Earl Nightingale. 
    • Failure happens to the most successful so start now.
    • Just starting out in sales? Do this.
    • Hit a sales plateau? Do this.
    • Is every goal really achievable? Yes and no.
    • No matter where you are, you can succeed.

    Timeless Sales Techniques - Part 1, with Ben Gay III

    Timeless Sales Techniques - Part 1, with Ben Gay III
    The legend speaks! Ben Gay III, author of The Closers book series joins Rob Liano for a no holds barred, honest discussion about sales today and what's holding you back from success. Takeaways include:

    • Why people don't need to speak to their spouse.
    • Finding  opportunity in failure.
    • Who your real competition is.
    • Why sales is easier than ever.
    • Moving out of your comfort zone.
    • One master key to success.
    • Adapting to change.

    When Sales And Motivation Collide, This Happens, with Dr. Katina Fuller-Scott

    When Sales And Motivation Collide, This Happens, with Dr. Katina Fuller-Scott

    The Doctor is in the house and the prescription is total success in sales and life!

    In this fun, high energy episode, Rob and Dr. Fuller-Scott  share wisdom into achieving  the life you deserve and desire so stop shrinking and start exploding.

    They share the following insight:

    • How getting F.I.T. is the formula for changing your life
    • How to communicate better
    • Resolving conflict
    • Taking your seat at the table
    • Overcoming what holds you back
    • And more!






    Batting a Thousand in the Sales Office: Gym Owner Shares Secrets

    Batting a Thousand in the Sales Office: Gym Owner Shares Secrets

    How many leads do you get a month? Of those, how many book an appointment? And of those, how many actually buy?

    That's number is your close rate, and in February 2021, Joanne Cogle's was 100 percent.

    Here, she joins Mike Warkentin to talk about how she did it.

    Links:

    Should You Post Your Prices on Your Website?
    Nutrition Challenges Are Dead. Kickstarts Are the Answer
    Level Method
    Gym Owners United
    Two-Brain Coaching

    Timeline:

    1:50 – Getting to a 100 percent close rate.

    5:03 – The power of confidence.

    7:02 – The lead-nurture process.

    11:30 – Transparent pricing.

    13:06 – Narrowing the niche.

    19:40 – What happens in the consultation.

    24:49 – Presenting options and closing the sale.

    28:23 – The right time to upsell additional services.

    31:00 – Goal-setting sessions and the 90-day review.

    35:17 – Staffing and SOPs.

    39:12 – Don’t forget to be nice.





    Gym Owner: "I'm Bad at Sales. Change My Mind!"

    Gym Owner: "I'm Bad at Sales. Change My Mind!"

    You know your program works. You're confident you can help clients reach their goals and change their lives. So why do you sweat and stammer when it comes time to ask for the sale?

    You're not actually bad at sales, says Jeff Burlingame, Two-Brain sales expert. You just have a bad sales process.

    On April 24, Jeff will join renowned sales expert Joe Marcoux to deliver a virtual Sales Mastery Workshop. The workshop will help gym owners and coaches increase sales confidence and boost close rates as well as teach how to develop a sales staff.

    Learn more in this episode of Two-Brain Radio.

    Links:

    Sales Mastery Workshop
    All about the Sales Mastery Workshop
    Joe Marcoux
    AGuard
    Two-Brain Coaching
    Gym Owners United

    Timeline:

    1:13 – How to recoup the value of the Sales Mastery Workshop.

    5:39 – Dealing with the fear of sales.

    9:11 – How to get more confident.

    13:33 – Nobody is actually bad at sales.

    18:08 – What the Sales Mastery Workshop has to offer more advanced salespeople.

    22:57 – What the workshop will look like.

    25:51 – Who is Joe Marcoux?


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