Not All Salespeople Can Sell
Every week, I publish a blog or article that I believe can genuinely help business owners, leaders, and sales teams think differently. This week’s is about sales. And it starts with a statement that sounds wrong, but usually isn’t. Not all salespeople can sell. Many can build relationships. Many are likeable. Many can talk brilliantly about products and services. But when it comes to asking for the order, Closing the deal, Collecting the commitment, They hesitate. What I’ve seen again and again is this. Businesses employ people who can promote the hell out of what they do, But cannot bring themselves to close. Not because they are lazy. Not because they are dishonest. But because of behaviour. In this week’s blog I cover: • Why some great relationship builders struggle to close • The difference between order takers and closers • How behavioural profiling explains missed sales • Why “let me get back to you” often means the deal is already lost • How the right mix of behaviours transforms sales performance Understanding behaviour is often the difference between hitting targets or missing them entirely. Whether you sell yourself, employ a salesperson, or lead a sales team, this one is worth your time. https://www.skool.com/thegrowthsyndicate/classroom/e8650cc4?md=2abcb419b3c3421f95ed189a5eb0d6be