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Selling

“to persuade or influence someone to buy.”

Definition of Selling:

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Selling Skills

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Selling Legal Services 2013

Traditional Selling Skills Do Not Apply

Not About Technique

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How Clients Select

Visibility

Credibility

Relationships

Recommendations

Client Meetings

Trust & Rapport

Getting Hired

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How Clients Select

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Screen Based on Reputation and Recommendations

How Clients Select

Seth Godin 7

Seth Godin

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Strength of Weak Ties

How Clients Select

10Who Are Your Weak Ties?

How Clients Select

How Clients Select

Hire Lawyers Over Law Firms 11

How Clients Select

Hire Lawyers They Trust and With Whom They Have Rapport 12

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Different in 2013. How?

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Now Clients are More Engaged

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Now Clients Expect More Want to Pay Less

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If Not Selling and Closing - What?

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Sell by Asking and Listening, Not by Telling

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Problem Identification

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Perspective

How Potential Client is Thinking

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Empathy

How Potential Client is Feeling

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CollaborateDon’t Dictate


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Andrea Anderson

Work on Building Relationships


24Advance Your Relationship Over Time



Simon Sinek 25

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27Four Beliefs that Kill Trust

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Identify Your Best Opportunities

Commodity Work - Low Price DeterminesBet the Company They Hire the BestReal Opportunity

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Trust and Rapport

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Skills Capital-Trust

Social Capital-Rapport

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Trust and Rapport

Engage

Six Principles

1. Reciprocation

2. Commitment/Consistency

3. Authority

4. Social Validation

5. Scarcity

6. Liking/Friendship

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Driver

Amiable Expressive

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Speak Their Language

Analytical

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Visual Learners – Showing Aural Learners –

Discussing Kinesthetic Learners -

Experiencing

Build Rapport

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Client Meeting

What Do You Need to Learn?

How to Gain Trust

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What Questions to Ask

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“I can always tell how experienced and insightful a prospective ... lawyer is by the quality of their questions and how intently they listen. That’s how simple it is.”

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What Questions to Ask

Situation Questions

Problem Questions

Implication Questions

Need Payoff Questions

How to Gain Rapport

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Likeability and Charisma


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Relationship and Reputation

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Relationship Building

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Friendliness

Relevance

Empathy

Realness

How to Gain Rapport

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Charisma May Not Be What You Think

How to Gain Rapport

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Charisma: What It Is

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DOIdentify

Problem, Opportunity

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Making the Sale

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DOFind Ways to

Add Value

Making the Sale

Making the Sale

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DOGain Trust and Rapport, Ask

Questions and Listen

Making the Sale

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DOAsk or Tell Your Client You Want

to Help Them

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“But if you’re selling any kind of professional services, or most anything over a few hundred dollars--the better you get at closing, the less you sell! Oh well, at least you get shot down faster!”

-Charles H. Green

Don’t Always Be Closing

Making the Sale

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