Over the past few years I have been able to grow my business immensely and although there were a lot of factors that lead to being able to increase my business by more than 200% in 6 months there is one skill I learned that was key to being able to do that.
Do you know what it is? If you said learning to have sales conversations or as I like to call them enrollment conversations then you are right!
The cool thing about being able to have these conversations with prospects and turn them into buyers is that once you know how to do this, once you learn this skill its not something that anyone can take away from you.
I mean really, once you master this skill you will never have to worry about how you are going to buy the things you want to buy, the new car, the new house, that vacation you have been dreaming about. Whatever else it is that you want to have because it doesn’t matter if your entire database was taken away from you overnight or you lost your website, or whatever disaster may happen once you learn the skill of the conversation bringing clients in becomes easy.
Now, of course, there is a bit more to this then it may seem on the surface but I wanted to share 3 mistakes that really kill your enrollment calls so you don’t make them anymore.
And don’t worry, I used to make these same mistakes too, and its okay, because making mistakes is the greatest learning tool that we have, but if you can learn from others mistakes you will be ahead of the game, and that is my purpose of sharing these 3 mistakes with you.
1 -Not positioning yourself as the expert, believe it or not there is a science to positioning yourself at the onset of these calls. If you don’t you risk not earning the prospects trust and usually their business too. Its easy to position yourself as the expert you truly are, and all it stems from asking the right questions.
2 – Focusing solely on you or your product/service. The enrollment conversation is not so much about you and your service as it is about your prospect. The idea of the conversation is to get the prospect talking about his/her problem, this way you can figure out how you can help them solve their problem. Stop worrying about how you are going to pitch your product and start asking engaging questions to uncover the problems they are facing. Then if appropriate offer a solution to the problem.
3 – Not having a proven system or template to follow during the sales/enrollment conversation. – Yes, there is a system that you need to follow in order to truly understand what the prospect wants and needs. You want to lead them through the conversation that honors them and you and allows you to uncover any hidden problems and bring them to their attention.
The cool thing is that I have developed a 7 step system that I use to enroll new clients time and time again. This very system has allowed me to generate new business of $5,000, $10,000, $20,000, $30,000 even $120,000 worth of new business each month. You can do it too, just check out my simple 7-step system to easily enroll clients in your biz too! click here!
Imagine what it would if:
- You Could Close more sales
- You Could Make more money
- You Could Have more freedom
- You Could Have more fun in your biz
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hey, I’m Kim + I am ridiculously passionate about helping you to work smarter and not harder + to realize how freaking amazing you actually are, exactly as you are and how easy business really can be when you are in alignment + simplify + add systems to organize your business + plan your business growth. I’ve been geeking out about online business, online marketing + systems + personal development + all that stuff since I created my first business back in 2006 + sold it.
This whole business owner thing is not for the faint of heart, there is a reason why most businesses fail!
While the road to burnout doesn’t look the same for everyone on it there are some similarities you typically experience on this path!
- You’re always in the weeds of your business
- You don’t have efficient systems and processes (or maybe none at all)
- You aren’t delegating effectively
- You can’t take time off
- You’re trying to do too many things at once + wearing all the hats
It’s exhausting just thinking about it! But there’s a way off the hamster wheel!
If you’re overwhelmed, overworked, stressed out, and worried that if you take time off the bottom will fall out from beneath you and your business will fall apart.
Then, you are in the right place my friend, been there, done that, got the tee-shirt and I’d love to support you in ending the cycle!
