Retail Sales Tip: Why Building Rapport Is the #1 Key to Buyer Meeting Success
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Time of Reading: 5 minutesMost small businesses take several years to be successful. Most will usually become self-sustained in 2 to 4 years and become profitable much later in the fifth and the sixth year. If those numbers sound unreal to you, let’s take a closer look at why that might be. And how these numbers almost always hold. … Read more
Time of Reading: 3 minutesIt’s Friday, and I was remembering when I couldn’t take a break on a Friday and I had to keep working. And in those days, I would work at Starbucks from 9:00 in the morning until 10:00 o’clock at night when it closed. The reason I had to work so much was that I actually … Read more
Time of Reading: 6 minutesWhen you’re dissatisfied with where you are in your business – here is my advice about what to do! There are 3 things immediately you can do to think differently about your business that will help you as you grow. There is a common trend amongst entrepreneurs that I talk to… they feel frustrated that … Read more
Time of Reading: 7 minutesFOR THE RECORD. I have NEVER created a sale from these things: I have made millions of dollars in sales… years in a row for myself and clients… without those things. In fact, when I focus on these types of things too much… I start to lose money and clients. In-Person Relationships (face to face … Read more
Time of Reading: 4 minutes🙋♀️Goodbye and thank you 2020! Welcome 2021! Wow 2020 was rough! Time for humor & gratitude. I read a quote on a coffeeshop wall @RedefinedCoffee in Dallas which said basically “Life is tough my dear, but so are you.” This year has been wild and filled with uncertainty for all of us. But we are … Read more
Time of Reading: 3 minutesA by EMILY: You don’t want to turn off a potential buyer by telling them no and you don’t want to inhibit your potential success by providing a price that is too high or too low. Below are 3 simple ways to navigate the question of cost. 1. TAKE IT AS A COMPLIMENT It is … Read more