In the world of sales, the term “no-pressure” is often thrown around, but do we truly understand what it means? While many salespeople pride themselves on avoiding aggressive tactics, subtle psychological signals can inadvertently create pressure that pushes buyers away. This article explores the hidden mistakes that can trigger resistance in prospects, from inadvertently making them feel judged to presenting options in a way that undermines their autonomy. By understanding these dynamics and focusing on removing friction from the buying process, you can foster a more comfortable environment that encourages open communication and positive decision-making. Discover how to practice truly no-pressure sales and help your prospects feel empowered in their choices.
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Don’t Try And Get Your Emotional Needs Met On A Sales Call
Brad McDonald was the captain of a nuclear submarine before he retired from the navy and became a salesman. Going from being the master of his own destiny where his word was law, responsible for the lives and security of millions in his hands, to a sweaty handed, gibbering wreck terrified by secretaries giving hem… Continue reading Don’t Try And Get Your Emotional Needs Met On A Sales Call
