Showing posts with label The Real Art of Selling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Real Art of Selling. Show all posts
Monday, December 15, 2008
The Art of Selling
The art of selling…is not selling.
Whether it’s a service, a product or an image.
The old ways of selling aren’t working. Especially when trust in companies’ mantras and motives has worn thin, and more individuals want to be in control - not be convinced.
The real art is enabling people to…
make and validate their own decision to “buy” what a company is offering, instead of being sold, or skewed into one way of thinking;
see and feel the true value or virtue in it;
easily weigh against competing choices and voices in the marketplace
Strategically written and designed communications achieve this. Where to begin?
Change your perspective. When you look 180-degrees, and take the audience’s point of view, the right (and wrong) messages reveal themselves.
Furnish useful facts, without the frills. Give the audience decisive input; without bias and without wasting valuable time or space. Focus on what will inform their overall understanding and/or decision-making.
Talk a straight line. Being direct and objective earns big appreciation in this extra-sensitive marketplace. Anything less leads to uncertainty.
By moving to a more enlightened model of marketing and messaging, companies can bolster their reputations and set themselves apart from the crowd of same old-same old sellers.
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