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How to Have the Sales Conversation that Actually Gets You Paid!

The more you have those sales conversations, the more comfortable you will get with them—and the better results you’ll achieve.

In the meantime, here are 21 ideas and tips for increasing your chances of closing the sale with a commitment.

  1. Talk Up the Results

Your potential client wants to know how your coaching or your program can change her life. Acknowledge the reality of her present life; then talk of the transformation your coaching or your program can help her to effect. While she is envisioning these results, ask her to invest.

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How to Pay Your Affiliates

One of the best ways to promote your products as a product creator is to get affiliates on board. Affiliates are like little worker bees spreading the news of your products far and wide. They drive traffic to your products so you don’t have to.

In exchange, you pay them a commission on every sale they generate. This works out for them because it gives them the incentive they need to drive traffic to your product. Without that incentive, your little worker bees won’t be willing to work.

So that means you need to figure out how to pay them and how to pay them reliably. There are many different options when it comes to paying your affiliates. You get to choose exactly how they will receive their money and when they will receive their money. There are a few things I want you to consider in particular.

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Sending Physical Perks

Sending people physical products and perks through the mail is one of the best ways to get people’s attention. Snail mail is a dead art form in some ways. How often is it that you get things through the mail? Usually, it’s just junk mail or bills —certainly nothing fun. You don’t usually get things that you really want through the mail. Wouldn’t it be great if someone surprised you with something?

You can really get the attention of your affiliates and customers if you send them things through the mail. It can really be a lot of fun and can help bring attention and respect to your business. In case you’re worried, it really doesn’t have to be all that expensive. The benefits you get from sending things out this way can far outweigh the costs.

You can approach this method in a few different ways.

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Lead Generation for Local Businesses

If you can generate leads for local businesses, then you’ve got it made. You can consider lead generation to be your personal ATM machine. Seriously– businesses will pay hand-over-fist for lead generation. Why? Because it’s the lifeblood of all business.

You’re not going to provide just any leads, either. You’re going to become known as someone who provides valuable, targeted leads that actually mean something. I hope you’re excited right now, because you’re going to be doing something wonderful for yourself and for the businesses you help.

In fact, this is a win-win-win. You’re going to be able to generate a great income, so this is a total win for you. You’re going to provide a great service to businesses in doing the work that they can’t do or don’t have the time to do themselves. And, you’re going to do a great service to the LEADS themselves because you’ll be connecting them to businesses that can actually help them.

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A Look at Snapchat

I thought this short look inside the beginning and evolution of Snapchat would be of interest. From a very simple idea, 3 college students with complementary talents created an app that Facebook offered $3 billion for (and was rejected). Perhaps you can do the same with a simple idea of your own.

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Overview

Snapchat was founded in 2011 by Evan Spiegel, Bobby Murphy, and Reggie Brown. They were all college students that worked together with different aptitudes to make the company happen. Brown is believed to conceive the idea while Spiegel had the marketing know how. Murphy was (and still is) the brains behind the coding. Spiegel is currently the CEO, and Murphy is the CTO.

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