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13 words that can transform you into

A SUPER SELLER

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Superheroes have many powers ...

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Super Strength

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Flying

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Invisibility

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It seems like superheroes can do it all.

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While salespeople might not have super strength, can’t fly and aren’t invisible …

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They do have a unique power …

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A power that closes more deals.

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A power that gains prospect’s trust.

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That power is…

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WORDS

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Harness your power and

use these 13 words to transform

into a SUPER

SELLER.

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You 1

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In sales it is all about prospects. Make them feel special by using the word “you” early and often.

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Pro benchmark: Drop “you” once every minute.

In sales it is all about prospects. Make them feel special by using the word “you” early and often.

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Value 2

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“Customers don’t care about features and benefits, they only care about about value and achieving their objectives.” –Colleen Francis

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“Customers don’t care about features and benefits, they only care about about value and achieving their objectives.” –Colleen Francis

Make clear how you provide value.

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And 3

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The word “but” signals you are about to utter a statement that runs counter to what they want to hear.

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Use “and” instead.

The word “but” signals you are about to utter a statement that runs counter to what they want to hear.

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Sales coach, Seamus Brown offers an example:

I see that you only have a budget of $50,000, but let me tell you why our

system costs $100,000.

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Sales coach, Seamus Brown offers an example:

I see that you only have a budget of $50,000, but and let me tell you why

our system costs $100,000.

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“And” is inclusive,

allowing you to seem like

you’re agreeing

even when you’re

disagreeing.

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Do 4

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Replace “try” with “do,” to exude competency and trustworthiness.

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Replace “try” with “do,” to exude competency and trustworthiness.

Instead of saying “I’d like to try …” say “What I’ll do is …”

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Or 5

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Presenting multiple options can double or even triple your odds of receiving a yes.

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Presenting multiple options can double or even triple your odds of receiving a yes.

Don’t just ask for a signed contract, offer contract A, B, or C .

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Should we? 6

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Nobody wants to be told

what to do. Turning

suggestions into questions is a great way

to maintain respect.

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Consensus 7

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Widespread support is the #1 thing senior management looks for according to The Challenger Sale.

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Widespread support is the #1 thing senior management looks for according to The Challenger Sale.

Get management on board by conveying consensus.

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Imagine 8

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Storytelling is a useful tactic, but don’t just tell a story…

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Cast your prospect as the protagonist.

Storytelling is a useful tactic, but don’t just tell a story…

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These email templates would make my job so much easier.

The word imagine

allows prospects to

not only hear about what the product can do, but

picture themselves

with it.

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The word imagine

allows prospects to

not only hear about what the product can do, but

picture themselves

with it.

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See; show; hear; tackle

9

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So it’s not technically one word, but they’re all in one family: the sense evoking family.

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Use sensory language to grab your prospect’s attention.

So it’s not technically one word, but they’re all in one family: the sense evoking family.

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Their Name 10

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Similar to “you,” using their name shows your presentation is customized just for them.

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Get people to pay attention and even like you more by using their name.

Similar to “you,” using their name shows your presentation is customized just for them.

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Power Words 11

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Incorporate power words to provoke strong feelings throughout your sales conversation.

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Amazing

MagicMind-blowing

Sensational Victory

Spectacular Breathtaking

Daring Wondrous

Cheer

Blissful

Incorporate power words to provoke strong feelings throughout your sales conversation.

StunningSpirit

Hope

Fearless

Devoted Bravery

Guts ConquerFaith

Hero

Grit

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Because 12

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Imagine this scenario:

Two people ask to cut you in line, one says: “Can I cut in front of you?” The other says: “Can I cut in front of you, because I’m late for work.”

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Imagine this scenario:

Two people ask to cut you in line, one says: “Can I cut in front of you?” The other says: “Can I cut in front of you, because I’m late for work.”

Which would you say yes to?

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Ellen Langer, social psychologist and professor at Harvard University,

conducted a study that shows people are 20% more likely to do something you

ask when you include a reason.

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Opportunity 13

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Your prospects already know they have problems; it’s your job to fix them. Don’t restate their problem.

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Express that you see an opportunity to make it run more smoothly.

Your prospects already know they have problems; it’s your job to fix them. Don’t restate their problem.

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That’s it, those are the 13 words.

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The 13 words that have the power to gain prospects trust.

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The 13 words that have the power to close more deals.

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The 13 words that have the power to transform you into a SUPER SELLER.

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You know the words -- now you need to use them.

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