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Whether you've been in the sales game for 15 minutes or 15 years, you could use a motivational pick-me-up from time to time. You spend day in and day out inspiring your prospects, but who is going to top up your motivation?
Today on Pipeline Perspectives, we've got 10 sales mantras that can change your mindset and reenergize you when you need to jump back into your deals a little more refreshed.
The sales landscape is more complex than ever. Buying committees have ballooned, sales cycles have lengthened, and teams are slimming down. It's hard to remember the love of the game every day when your numbers are hard to hit and you lack adequate coaching and time to strategize.
Sometimes, going back to the basics helps you refocus and regain a balanced headspace. Here are the right reminders to do just that.
A no is either a "not yet" in disguise, or it's your out to move on to the deals that actually have a chance of closing.
The data shows it takes 5 to 12 touchpoints to engage a prospect. If the lead is cold, it could take dozens. You're not being pushy, you're doing your job and aiming to help.
Speaking of helping, when you're on the call or going back and forth over email, don't respond just as a way to keep the ball in the air. Think about being helpful first, and the rest will come naturally.
Every great pitch is tailored to address your prospect's needs and pains. It's hard to find out what that is if you're talking too much for them to get a word in.
Companies are more efficient than ever thanks to AI and automation, but workers are always craving that human connection. When you're on the call, relax and be your helpful, authentic self.
Maybe the prospect is a no because of timing, budget, or need. Whatever it is, don't get stuck in thinking it was you. Dust yourself off and jump back into your next deal.
"Just checking in!" doesn't cut it. When you're following up, do so with a helpful article, podcast, or anything else that they might genuinely find valuable or interesting.
You have the skills and know-how to get deals closed. Refocus on where your natural skills are, and jump back into your deals with the confidence that you've got this.
You know what to do to move the needle. Do your work, do it well, and be consistent if you want to be rewarded.
If you can influence something to go one way, do that. But if you can't, and a deal is truly dead in the water, let it go and move along.
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