Jeb Brooks, Marty Scirratt
Perfect Phrases for Sales Referrals: Hundreds of Ready-To-Use Phrases for Getting New Clients, Building Relationships, and Increasing Your Sales
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Jeb Brooks, Marty Scirratt
Perfect Phrases for Sales Referrals: Hundreds of Ready-To-Use Phrases for Getting New Clients, Building Relationships, and Increasing Your Sales
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THE RIGHT PHRASE FOR EVERY SITUATION . . . EVERY TIME Perfect Phrases for Sales Referrals presents hundreds of time-saving tips and ready-to-use phrases you can use to virtually reinvent yourself when it comes to communicating with clients. Complete with dialogues and scripts for practicing interactions with existing and prospective clients, this handy, practical guide helps you: Generate more referrals Gather more qualified prospects Increase your customer base Improve your personal interaction skills Close more sales than ever!
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THE RIGHT PHRASE FOR EVERY SITUATION . . . EVERY TIME Perfect Phrases for Sales Referrals presents hundreds of time-saving tips and ready-to-use phrases you can use to virtually reinvent yourself when it comes to communicating with clients. Complete with dialogues and scripts for practicing interactions with existing and prospective clients, this handy, practical guide helps you: Generate more referrals Gather more qualified prospects Increase your customer base Improve your personal interaction skills Close more sales than ever!
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: McGraw-Hill Professional
- Seitenzahl: 224
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. April 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 201mm x 129mm x 12mm
- Gewicht: 215g
- ISBN-13: 9780071810081
- ISBN-10: 0071810080
- Artikelnr.: 36268684
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: McGraw-Hill Professional
- Seitenzahl: 224
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. April 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 201mm x 129mm x 12mm
- Gewicht: 215g
- ISBN-13: 9780071810081
- ISBN-10: 0071810080
- Artikelnr.: 36268684
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Jeb Brooks is executive vice president of The Brooks Group, an awardwinning sales training firm. Marty Scirratt is the former senior vice president of sales at a publicly traded firm, where he led a team of 500 people responsible for more than $1.7 billion in sales, much of it referral-based.
Perfect Phrases for Sales Referrals
Introduction ixPart I Perfect Phrases for Earned Referral FactorChapter 1
How a Referral-Based Business Can Work Chapter 2 Common Language and Direct
Value Statements
The Direct Value Statement
Sample Direct Value Statements
Using the Direct Value Statement
Part II Perfect Phrases for Client-Generated ReferralsChapter 3 What Keeps
People from Earning Referrals
12 Reasons You Don't Earn Referrals
The Real Reasons for Lack of Referrals
Leverage Your Tools
Give-to-Get Meets Time Management
Noncompetitive Groups
Self-Assessment
Conclusion
Chapter 4 Give-to-Get
Stop Stumbling on Referrals
A Referral Philosophy
Knowing Whom to Ask: The Four Characteristics of a Qualified Connector
Chapter 5 Give Value First
Client- or Prospect-Generated Referrals
Nonclient-Generated Referrals
Conclusion
Chapter 6 Follow Through
Follow Through with Referrals
Active Connectors
Passive Connectors
Follow Up with Connectors
Part 3 Referrals from Nonclients 73Chapter 7 Give Emotional Words
The Formula for Success
Needs versus Wants
Chapter 8 Nonclient Phrases
Principal Accountant
Nonprincipal Architect
Principal Architect
Litigating Attorney
Nonlitigating Attorney
Nonentrepreneurial CEO with an Engineering Background
Nonentrepreneurial CEO with a Financial Background
General Nonentrepreneurial CEO
Nonentrepreneurial CEO with an Operations Background
Chief Financial Officer
Chief Information Officer
Chiropractor
Corporate Executive
Entrepreneurial Dentist/Orthodontist
Design Engineer
Entrepreneur with an Engineering Background
Entrepreneur with a Financial Background
Entrepreneur with an Operations Background
Equipment Engineer
Facilities Manager
Franchisee
Hematologist
Hospital Administrator
Hospital Materials Manager
Human Resources Training Executive
Insurance Claims Adjuster
Medical/Dental Office Manager
Oncologist
Pathologist
Primary Care Physician
Process Engineer
Purchasing Agent/Manager
Radiologist
Real Estate Manager
Researcher
Semiconductor "Fab" Manager
Surgeon
Chapter 9 Getting Recommendations
Using Social Proof for Maximum Impact
Getting Satisfied Customers to Help You Sell
Compiling References
Other Types of Social Proof
Conclusion
Chapter 10 A Long-Term Strategy
Handwritten Cards
Sample Cards
Chapter 11 Conclusion
Introduction ixPart I Perfect Phrases for Earned Referral FactorChapter 1
How a Referral-Based Business Can Work Chapter 2 Common Language and Direct
Value Statements
The Direct Value Statement
Sample Direct Value Statements
Using the Direct Value Statement
Part II Perfect Phrases for Client-Generated ReferralsChapter 3 What Keeps
People from Earning Referrals
12 Reasons You Don't Earn Referrals
The Real Reasons for Lack of Referrals
Leverage Your Tools
Give-to-Get Meets Time Management
Noncompetitive Groups
Self-Assessment
Conclusion
Chapter 4 Give-to-Get
Stop Stumbling on Referrals
A Referral Philosophy
Knowing Whom to Ask: The Four Characteristics of a Qualified Connector
Chapter 5 Give Value First
Client- or Prospect-Generated Referrals
Nonclient-Generated Referrals
Conclusion
Chapter 6 Follow Through
Follow Through with Referrals
Active Connectors
Passive Connectors
Follow Up with Connectors
Part 3 Referrals from Nonclients 73Chapter 7 Give Emotional Words
The Formula for Success
Needs versus Wants
Chapter 8 Nonclient Phrases
Principal Accountant
Nonprincipal Architect
Principal Architect
Litigating Attorney
Nonlitigating Attorney
Nonentrepreneurial CEO with an Engineering Background
Nonentrepreneurial CEO with a Financial Background
General Nonentrepreneurial CEO
Nonentrepreneurial CEO with an Operations Background
Chief Financial Officer
Chief Information Officer
Chiropractor
Corporate Executive
Entrepreneurial Dentist/Orthodontist
Design Engineer
Entrepreneur with an Engineering Background
Entrepreneur with a Financial Background
Entrepreneur with an Operations Background
Equipment Engineer
Facilities Manager
Franchisee
Hematologist
Hospital Administrator
Hospital Materials Manager
Human Resources Training Executive
Insurance Claims Adjuster
Medical/Dental Office Manager
Oncologist
Pathologist
Primary Care Physician
Process Engineer
Purchasing Agent/Manager
Radiologist
Real Estate Manager
Researcher
Semiconductor "Fab" Manager
Surgeon
Chapter 9 Getting Recommendations
Using Social Proof for Maximum Impact
Getting Satisfied Customers to Help You Sell
Compiling References
Other Types of Social Proof
Conclusion
Chapter 10 A Long-Term Strategy
Handwritten Cards
Sample Cards
Chapter 11 Conclusion
Perfect Phrases for Sales Referrals
Introduction ixPart I Perfect Phrases for Earned Referral FactorChapter 1
How a Referral-Based Business Can Work Chapter 2 Common Language and Direct
Value Statements
The Direct Value Statement
Sample Direct Value Statements
Using the Direct Value Statement
Part II Perfect Phrases for Client-Generated ReferralsChapter 3 What Keeps
People from Earning Referrals
12 Reasons You Don't Earn Referrals
The Real Reasons for Lack of Referrals
Leverage Your Tools
Give-to-Get Meets Time Management
Noncompetitive Groups
Self-Assessment
Conclusion
Chapter 4 Give-to-Get
Stop Stumbling on Referrals
A Referral Philosophy
Knowing Whom to Ask: The Four Characteristics of a Qualified Connector
Chapter 5 Give Value First
Client- or Prospect-Generated Referrals
Nonclient-Generated Referrals
Conclusion
Chapter 6 Follow Through
Follow Through with Referrals
Active Connectors
Passive Connectors
Follow Up with Connectors
Part 3 Referrals from Nonclients 73Chapter 7 Give Emotional Words
The Formula for Success
Needs versus Wants
Chapter 8 Nonclient Phrases
Principal Accountant
Nonprincipal Architect
Principal Architect
Litigating Attorney
Nonlitigating Attorney
Nonentrepreneurial CEO with an Engineering Background
Nonentrepreneurial CEO with a Financial Background
General Nonentrepreneurial CEO
Nonentrepreneurial CEO with an Operations Background
Chief Financial Officer
Chief Information Officer
Chiropractor
Corporate Executive
Entrepreneurial Dentist/Orthodontist
Design Engineer
Entrepreneur with an Engineering Background
Entrepreneur with a Financial Background
Entrepreneur with an Operations Background
Equipment Engineer
Facilities Manager
Franchisee
Hematologist
Hospital Administrator
Hospital Materials Manager
Human Resources Training Executive
Insurance Claims Adjuster
Medical/Dental Office Manager
Oncologist
Pathologist
Primary Care Physician
Process Engineer
Purchasing Agent/Manager
Radiologist
Real Estate Manager
Researcher
Semiconductor "Fab" Manager
Surgeon
Chapter 9 Getting Recommendations
Using Social Proof for Maximum Impact
Getting Satisfied Customers to Help You Sell
Compiling References
Other Types of Social Proof
Conclusion
Chapter 10 A Long-Term Strategy
Handwritten Cards
Sample Cards
Chapter 11 Conclusion
Introduction ixPart I Perfect Phrases for Earned Referral FactorChapter 1
How a Referral-Based Business Can Work Chapter 2 Common Language and Direct
Value Statements
The Direct Value Statement
Sample Direct Value Statements
Using the Direct Value Statement
Part II Perfect Phrases for Client-Generated ReferralsChapter 3 What Keeps
People from Earning Referrals
12 Reasons You Don't Earn Referrals
The Real Reasons for Lack of Referrals
Leverage Your Tools
Give-to-Get Meets Time Management
Noncompetitive Groups
Self-Assessment
Conclusion
Chapter 4 Give-to-Get
Stop Stumbling on Referrals
A Referral Philosophy
Knowing Whom to Ask: The Four Characteristics of a Qualified Connector
Chapter 5 Give Value First
Client- or Prospect-Generated Referrals
Nonclient-Generated Referrals
Conclusion
Chapter 6 Follow Through
Follow Through with Referrals
Active Connectors
Passive Connectors
Follow Up with Connectors
Part 3 Referrals from Nonclients 73Chapter 7 Give Emotional Words
The Formula for Success
Needs versus Wants
Chapter 8 Nonclient Phrases
Principal Accountant
Nonprincipal Architect
Principal Architect
Litigating Attorney
Nonlitigating Attorney
Nonentrepreneurial CEO with an Engineering Background
Nonentrepreneurial CEO with a Financial Background
General Nonentrepreneurial CEO
Nonentrepreneurial CEO with an Operations Background
Chief Financial Officer
Chief Information Officer
Chiropractor
Corporate Executive
Entrepreneurial Dentist/Orthodontist
Design Engineer
Entrepreneur with an Engineering Background
Entrepreneur with a Financial Background
Entrepreneur with an Operations Background
Equipment Engineer
Facilities Manager
Franchisee
Hematologist
Hospital Administrator
Hospital Materials Manager
Human Resources Training Executive
Insurance Claims Adjuster
Medical/Dental Office Manager
Oncologist
Pathologist
Primary Care Physician
Process Engineer
Purchasing Agent/Manager
Radiologist
Real Estate Manager
Researcher
Semiconductor "Fab" Manager
Surgeon
Chapter 9 Getting Recommendations
Using Social Proof for Maximum Impact
Getting Satisfied Customers to Help You Sell
Compiling References
Other Types of Social Proof
Conclusion
Chapter 10 A Long-Term Strategy
Handwritten Cards
Sample Cards
Chapter 11 Conclusion