11 notes tagged with "Messaging"

How to Get Results With People When Things Are Tense

When things are tense and when an issue needs resolving between people, it's very easy to inadvertently 'push the wrong buttons', and make…

Tagged with: #Articles, #Communication, #Messaging, #LabellingEmotions, #ConflictResolution

📄 Interested vs committed - don't misread the signals

Human interaction is a game of signals, and therefore so is selling. Everything we do or say - or indeed, don’t do or say - gives others a…

Tagged with: #Articles, #Signals, #Messaging, #Assumptions

📄 Keep your messaging short

We usually say too much. We don't let the other person think. We say a thing, and before the other even has time to process it, we add…

Tagged with: #Articles, #Messaging

📄 Say less to get more

Sometimes, you think everything is running smoothly with your buyer. You’ve had your conversations, they’re interested in your work, they’re…

Tagged with: #Articles, #SellingProblems, #Messaging

📄 The deeper why behind not trying to look interesting

The dictum "[ 📄 Don't be interesting to your buyers - be useful instead|Be interested, not interesting ]" sounds straightforward enough…

Tagged with: #Articles, #Mindset, #Interested-VS-Interesting, #Appeal, #Messaging, #SalesConversations, #1

📄 Values vs Value (Your Marketing Narrative)

Lost a fairly big sale a while ago, to a company I would have loved working with: They’re developers, they’re dead smart, their software…

Tagged with: #Articles, #Values, #Narrative, #Marketing, #Messaging

📄 Verbs vs interrogatives - how to ask buyers the right questions

The more you ask questions, the more you’ll learn about why someone might be looking to purchase your coaching or consulting work. Which…

Tagged with: #Questions, #Vision, #Messaging, #Selling, #Empathy, #Interested-vs-interesting

📄 What are you even saying?

In teaching, it’s said that we should speak at the level of understanding of the student - and it’s exactly the same in sales. Because the…

Tagged with: #Articles, #Messaging, #Signals, #Perspective-taking, #Fears&Frustrations

📄 Why You Shouldn't Have Good Ideas

From the outside, it’s easy to see what would be good for other people. This one would benefit from more exercise. That one would feel…

Tagged with: #Articles, #Messaging, #Questions, #Perspective-taking

📄 Why you should never check in with a buyer, and what to do instead

You’ll have had it happen: someone tells you that yes, they want to buy your work. "Send me the invoice, let's do this!" But then a day goes…

Tagged with: #Articles, #FollowUp, #Messaging, #SalesConversations, #Messaging

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