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OnLine
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Realm of Information for the Avid Internet Marketer
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May
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Issn:1528-3992
- Circulation:15,000+ |
Copyright©2007
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"People
often say that motivation doesn't last. Well, neither
does bathing . . . that's why we recommend it
daily."
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In This Issue...
1.
A Word from the "Editor"
2. HeadLine Article:
Characteristics of Great Sales Negotiators
3. Interactive Clas^sifieds
4. Parents Time-Out- Rose Petal
Dough
5. Hot Biz*Tip- Don't Fall For It
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1.)
A WORD FROM THE "EDITOR"
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A Warm welcome to all our new
subscribers.
We are still in the height of
season.
This is the time of year we all really need to
work diligently on getting our businesses out
there and start marketing them in anyway possible.
In my opinion, we should never stop, but as humans
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need a break. The time is now and we need to be full
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2.)
HEADLINE ARTICLE
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Characteristics
of Great Sales Negotiators
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Virtually everyone in sales is required to negotiate. After conducting
hundreds of workshops and working with thousands of people during the
last decade, I have discovered that most sales people are not as
effective at negotiating as they could be.
However, I do come across great sales negotiators from time-to-time
and have noticed that they typically have a few things in common. Here
are the characteristics they usually possess.
Understanding of the negotiating process. Highly effective
negotiators recognize that negotiating is a process, not just
something that is done when discussing the terms and conditions of a
solution. Negotiating is much more than haggling about price. It
requires an understanding of the dynamics that affect the process and
influence the behavior of people. Great negotiators invest time
learning different tactics and strategies and how each technique
contributes to the overall outcome.
Focus on win-win. Win-win means that both parties feel good
about the outcome of the negotiating process. Some books that state
win-win solutions are not possible in business negotiating; the
authors write that someone usually gives away more than they should
and the outcome becomes a win-lose situation. Great negotiators don't
believe that. They help their customer try and solve problems and look
for opportunities to give as much value as possible. They also know
how and when to limit their concessions, give-aways, and discounts so
they can work out an agreement that is equitable for both parties.
Patience. Too many people search for the quick fix and try to
close the sale as fast as possible so they can move on the next
prospect. Great sales negotiators recognize that patience is a virtue
and that rushing the process often leads to an undesirable outcome.
They don't hurry to reach an agreement. Instead, they take time to
gather the necessary information. They think carefully about possible
solutions. They take their time during the entire process. This is
critical because major mistakes are made when we try to reach an
agreement too quickly. We rush through the process, not giving the
other person's offer ample attention, and often end up with an outcome
that is win-lose. Just because we were in a hurry.
Creativity. Most great negotiators are also very creative. They
use their problem-solving skills to determine the best solution and
look for unique ways to achieve their goal. A friend of mine was once
embroiled in a bitter lawsuit with a company and after months of
negotiation, he came up with a solution that ended the suit. He
stretched out beyond the normal answers and developed an alternative
that was accepted by the other party. In other words, he got creative.
Willingness to experiment. Negotiating is a very dynamic
process because no two people are alike. What works extremely well in
one situation can backfire in another. That's why great negotiators
practise using a variety of concepts and techniques. They experiment
with different strategies, solutions, and tactics. And a small failure
does not prevent them from experimenting with new ideas in the future.
Confidence. Great negotiators are confident when they enter a
negotiation. They aren't arrogant or rude or cocky-they are simply
confident. They have developed a high belief in their ability to reach
an win- win agreement. They are confident that they can handle
anything that comes their way in a negotiation and this confidence is
developed through experience. Great negotiators evaluate themselves
regularly. They learn from their mistakes and victories. They focus on
improving their skill. They develop an internal confidence that is
unshakable.
Keen listening skills. People will tell you virtually
everything you need to know IF you ask the right questions AND listen
carefully to their answers. I personally believe that this one
attribute is the most important skill in selling and negotiating. I
remember my wife talking to a prospect on the telephone and at one
point during the conversation she sensed that he had more to say. She
waited patiently and listened carefully and the other person
eventually gave her valuable information that helped her close the
sale. Unfortunately, too many sales people simply wait for their turn
to talk, or even worse, interrupt their prospect. This lack of
listening means they often miss hearing key information that will
assist them in the negotiations.
Negotiating is not a skill that is easily acquired. It takes time,
effort and energy. If you want to improve your negotiating ability you
must be ready to work at it. Invest the time learning the dynamics and
science of negotiating. And be prepared to push yourself out of your
comfort zone.
© 2007 Kelley Robertson, All rights
reserved.
Learn how to negotiate more effectively here.
Kelley Robertson is a professional speaker and trainer on sales,
negotiating, customer service, and employee motivation. Receive a F.REE
copy of "100 Ways to Increase Your Sales" by subscribing to
his f.ree newsletter available at his website. Visit www.kelleyrobe
rtson.com. He is also the author of "The Secrets of Power
Selling" and "Stop, Ask & Listen-Proven Sales Techniques
to Turn Browsers into Buyers." For information on his programs
contact him at 905-633-7750 or mailto:Kelley@RobertsonTrainingGroup.com.
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4.)
PARENTS TIME-OUT
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Time Out for Parents
Welcome Parents. It is time for a little Time-Out. Running an online
business or working outside of the home takes much time and effort
away from your family.
This weekly feature is committed to helping parents take back that
quality time and devote it more fully to spending it with their
children.
Check out this week's features:
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Time
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for
the
Week
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Petal
Dough
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for
Dinner?
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1-2-3
Crock-Pot
Mexican
Beef
Just
for
You
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What
You
Preach
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of
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Week
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Follow the link below to see what it is all about! You owe it to
yourself and your children!
http://www.parentstime-out.com
This page is designed to be simple and easy to follow. Our goal
is to keep it short and simple each week, allowing you to maximize
your family time.
You can find all of our Time Out editions archived at http://www.parentstime-out.com/archives.htm
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5.)
HOT BIZ*TIP
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Don’t Fall For
It
You Won a Trip for 2 to Miami, or a $500 Shopping Spree at
Walmart, or a big screen TV, or a new laptop computer, blah,
blah, blah. The list of things you have purportedly won, or you
can “test and keep,” is endless. But they all have one thing in
common – they don’t exist.
You might get these offers in your inbox, and if you do, hit the
“delete key” – don’t even think about it – it is a scam. You
go
to their web site and you have to agree to their terms and
conditions, but wait – they’re displayed in a white font on a
light grey background in a very small, virtually unreadable font
– Hmmm.
Next they want your email address, home address and telephone
number so they know where to send the product you won or will be
testing, so they can notify you by email when it has been sent –
your telephone number is to verify that you are a “legitimate
tester”.
You won’t get any prize or anything to test. But you did give
them your email address which goes to spam^mers. Your mailing
address – expect an increase in your junk mail received through
the post office. Your phone number, which is sold to
telemarketing companies who can now call you even if you’re on
the “no call” list because you agreed to accept calls in the
terms and conditions.
This is an out and out scam folks – don’t fall for it.
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