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Barrows urges listening first, then selling clients what they yearn for yearn for. “What problem are they trying to solve, what pain are they seeking to alleviate or avoid? What pleasure or gain are they hoping to experience? What do they see as the ideal outcome and how will that make them feel?” This approach meets less sales resistance than trying to convince people to want what is already on hand.
The author and co-author are an absolutely unique duo in the sphere of marketing. Sydney Biddle Barrows first came into public notice when labeled by the press as the “Mayflower Madam,” when the authorities padlocked her highly lucrative out-call service, called Cachet. She is now a highly in demand public speaker, business mentor and management consultant. Dan Kennedy is a consulting guru whose daily fee (which folks line up to pay) is about the same as the average annual per capita income in the U.S., but he may be better known as the author of a string of pee-your-pants hilarious pieces for McSweeney’s. His eleven previous books include The No B.S. series of specialized sales guides.
The smart seller should shift focus from products and pricing, to the minds of customers, and put their energy into building honest relationships. Those who aren’t sure exactly what business they’re really in (answer: whatever legal business the clients want you to be in) will soon be out of business. Niche businesses are lucrative, sub-niches serving a very particularized segment are even more successful, because the seller can tailor their approach to more closely match expectations. One proviso: the techniques detailed here apply without modification only to those serving clients with plenty of disposable cash. Those on limited budgets might like to be catered to, but they still check the price tag.
Several additional sales specialists contribute short sections reinforcing Barrows’ and Kennedy’s priorities through examples of their own successes and learning experiences. The general approach is concerned with ending overt coercion in the sales process; it’s about deeply understanding the movies playing in clients’ heads. That’s the direction of the future for the entire occupation. Don’t discount the advice of the madam and the madman, they might know more about your business than you do.
by Todd Mercer
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