The Selling Habitudes
A habitude is a repeated practice and mindset
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The Habitudes of the STRATEGIST
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The Habitudes of the HUNTER
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The Habitudes of the DETECTIVE
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The Habitudes of the PHARMACIST
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The Habitudes of the COUNSELOR
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The Habitudes of the PILOT
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The Habitudes of the FARMER
1. The Habitudes of the STRATEGIST
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Clearly Define Your Outcome
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Determine Your 12 Month Sales Targets
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Plan Your Activities to Achieve Your 12 Month Target
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Gain Agreement and Consensus from an Advocate
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Assess Your Territory or Account Base
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Identify New Opportunities
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Become an Industry, Customer, and Product Expert
2. The Habitudes of the HUNTER
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Identify Your Ideal Client Target (ICT)
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Navigate the Gatekeeper (Hunters)
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Learn the Communication Protocols of the Client
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Overcome Contentment and Complacency
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Identify the Hierarchy of Decision-Makers
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Develop a Compelling Benefit Statement
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Leverage LinkedIn for Lead-Gen
3. The Habitudes of the DETECTIVE
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Design Though-Provoking, High-Yield Questions
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Shelve Your Presuppositions and Assumptions
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Identify "Aggravation" Buttons
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Prepare Situational and Gap Questions
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Build Trust, Rapport, and Credibility
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Understand Temperament Styles
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Become a Trusted-Advisor and Partner
4. The Habitudes of the PHARMACIST
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Demonstrate Your Competitive Advantage
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Deliver Value & Benefits
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Differentiate and Position Your Unique Attributes
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Sell Value, Not Price
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Quantify the Value of Your Offer
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Employ the Four Quadrants of an Effective Presentation
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Gain Consensus and Buy-In
5. The Habitudes of the COUNSELOR
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Flush-Out Uncertainties and Objections
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Why Pushback and Objections are Your Best Friend
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Deal Effectively with Price Resistance
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Apply a 5-Step Method for Managing Any Objection
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Eliminate “But” and “However” From Your Vocabulary
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Avoid a Defensive Posture and Maintain Positivity
6. The Habitudes of the PILOT
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The Five Most Common Buying Signals
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The Use of Confirmation Questions
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The Single Most Effective Closing Method
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Closing: The One Time it's Okay to Assume
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Seven Conversational Closing Methods
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Why the “Always Be Closing” (ABC) Method is Ineffective
7. The Habitudes of the FARMER
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Confirm the Outcomes the Customer is Looking to Achieve
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Be Transparent and Manage Customer Expectations
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Gain Consensus from Your Customer on the Details
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Always Have a Contingency Plan in Your Hip Pocket
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Deliver More Than You Promise – Or, At Least What You Promise
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Allow the Customer to Define Exceptional Service
Designs a Plan for Achieving Sales Goals
Identifies New Business Opportunities
Uncovers Gaps, Challenges, and Pain
Prescribes Quantifiable Solutions
Resolves Uncertainties & Objections
Steers the Sale to the Close
Nurtures and Grows Existing Customers
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