Pittard Training
In Part 1 of this three-part feature we talked about the importance of understanding your sellers’ needs, and how important this understanding was to making sales. In Part 1, I gave you seven questions to ask your sellers during the listing presentation. Here are fifteen more.
Continue reading Get Close Part 2
Get Close Part 1
If you want dozens of happy clients, the secret lies in understanding their needs and then helping them satisfy those needs. You must know what the need is. And, you should understand that your clients possibly have not sat down and qualified themselves. That is your job. To do your job properly, you have to get close to your clients.Whether your clients are buyers or sellers, the object is the same: get close and understand their needs.In this feature, we will concentrate on sellers. At the listing presentation, and long before you get into your presentation, you should talk to your sellers. Style is important when doing this -maintain a conversational style, never sound like an interrogator.
Build a ‘Wonder Team’
Do you have people on your team who shouldn’t be there? Could you be holding onto chronic poor performers simply because you don’t have anybody else? If so, perhaps it’s time to take charge. Instead of envying those leaders who have a ‘Wonder Team’, join them! Struggling leaders often believe that profitable offices are made up of high performing ‘freaks’. Is this really true? Or could it be that leaders who succeed have done so because they concentrated on building a winning team?
Dig beneath the surface and you will find that successful leaders consistently do TWO things that struggling leaders don’t.
