More than ever, our economy relies on the service industries - but selling services is far different to selling tangible products.
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Clifton Warren is the principal of Clifton Warren Consulting. His firm trains professionals to market, sell, and win new clients across Australia, New Zealand, and the United States. He is the author of three books: Financial Services Sales Handbook, Cross-Selling Financial Services, and Rain Maker Pro. His monthly newsletter and podcast attract professionals globally. He holds a master's degree in business administration from Henley Management College, London and is a certified management consultant. Originally from California, he lives in Melbourne, Australia.
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1 A Accountability: breaking through your natural ceiling 2 B Beliefs: making the first sale to yourself 3 C Client centered: maximizing your vital few 4 D Discipline: maximizing your strengths 5 E End results: knowing what you want 6 F Focus: finding your doughnut 7 G Goals: aiming high to hit high targets 8 H Habits: acquiring the tools for success 9 I Ideas: a versatile clean four letter word 10 J Jargon: understanding market buzzwords 11 K Knowledge: getting smart about selling 12 L Listening: be all ears 13 M Marketing: promoting and selling your offering 14 N Niche: becoming someone special 15 O Observational marketing: paying attention to your market 16 P Prospecting: getting meetings with prospective clients 17 Q Questions: the other side of listening 18 R Referrals: leveraging existing relationships 19 S Service: your process for turning prospects into clients 20 T Time management: getting stuff done 21 U Upgrading: staying sharp 22 V Value selling: how to avoid competing on price 23 W Win Win: the ethical way to sell 24 X X factor: developing your personal power 25 Y You: packaging your X factor 26 Z ZigZag: how to recover from setbacks
1 A - Accountability: breaking through your natural ceiling 2 B - Beliefs: making the first sale to yourself 3 C - Client centered: maximizing your vital few 4 D - Discipline: maximizing your strengths 5 E - End results: knowing what you want 6 F - Focus: finding your doughnut 7 G - Goals: aiming high to hit high targets 8 H - Habits: acquiring the tools for success 9 I - Ideas: a versatile clean four-letter word 10 J - Jargon: understanding market buzzwords 11 K - Knowledge: getting smart about selling 12 L - Listening: be all ears 13 M - Marketing: promoting and selling your offering 14 N - Niche: becoming someone special 15 O - Observational marketing: paying attention to your market 16 P - Prospecting: getting meetings with prospective clients 17 Q - Questions: the other side of listening 18 R - Referrals: leveraging existing relationships 19 S - Service: your process for turning prospects into clients 20 T - Time management: getting stuff done 21 U - Upgrading: staying sharp 22 V - Value selling: how to avoid competing on price 23 W - Win-Win: the ethical way to sell 24 X - X factor: developing your personal power 25 Y - You: packaging your X factor 26 Z - ZigZag: how to recover from setbacks
1 A Accountability: breaking through your natural ceiling 2 B Beliefs: making the first sale to yourself 3 C Client centered: maximizing your vital few 4 D Discipline: maximizing your strengths 5 E End results: knowing what you want 6 F Focus: finding your doughnut 7 G Goals: aiming high to hit high targets 8 H Habits: acquiring the tools for success 9 I Ideas: a versatile clean four letter word 10 J Jargon: understanding market buzzwords 11 K Knowledge: getting smart about selling 12 L Listening: be all ears 13 M Marketing: promoting and selling your offering 14 N Niche: becoming someone special 15 O Observational marketing: paying attention to your market 16 P Prospecting: getting meetings with prospective clients 17 Q Questions: the other side of listening 18 R Referrals: leveraging existing relationships 19 S Service: your process for turning prospects into clients 20 T Time management: getting stuff done 21 U Upgrading: staying sharp 22 V Value selling: how to avoid competing on price 23 W Win Win: the ethical way to sell 24 X X factor: developing your personal power 25 Y You: packaging your X factor 26 Z ZigZag: how to recover from setbacks
1 A - Accountability: breaking through your natural ceiling 2 B - Beliefs: making the first sale to yourself 3 C - Client centered: maximizing your vital few 4 D - Discipline: maximizing your strengths 5 E - End results: knowing what you want 6 F - Focus: finding your doughnut 7 G - Goals: aiming high to hit high targets 8 H - Habits: acquiring the tools for success 9 I - Ideas: a versatile clean four-letter word 10 J - Jargon: understanding market buzzwords 11 K - Knowledge: getting smart about selling 12 L - Listening: be all ears 13 M - Marketing: promoting and selling your offering 14 N - Niche: becoming someone special 15 O - Observational marketing: paying attention to your market 16 P - Prospecting: getting meetings with prospective clients 17 Q - Questions: the other side of listening 18 R - Referrals: leveraging existing relationships 19 S - Service: your process for turning prospects into clients 20 T - Time management: getting stuff done 21 U - Upgrading: staying sharp 22 V - Value selling: how to avoid competing on price 23 W - Win-Win: the ethical way to sell 24 X - X factor: developing your personal power 25 Y - You: packaging your X factor 26 Z - ZigZag: how to recover from setbacks
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