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You are struggling with sales because you do not have a sales plan. What is your daily sales target? … You are not selling to the right audience. To make sells you must reach out to people. What are your daily reach out goals? Did you discuss with anyone today about your product and services? Have you tried different avenues? What is your manner of approach what do customers stand to gain from your product or services? How do you handle objections? Do you give up too fast? Learn how to close sales, appeal to your prospects emotions sometimes you have to give something to get something. Follow up. I recommend you follow before and after sales.
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Cheryl Onyinye has done justice to the question. I will just like to draw your attention to the following: Are you asking for referrals from your existing customers? Are you taking advantage of social media marketing? Do you have a customer retention strategy? Work on what Cheryl advised and the few questions above. Thanks
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You need to define your sales goals, identify your unique selling prepositions, come up with your mission statement and identify the right target market and population for your product or services.
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Check your 4Ps: Product: is it unique? What is it that you are providing that other competitors are not? What is the added value of your products/services?
Price: is your pricing reasonable? Compare your price with your competitors
Place: where are you selling your products? Are you using the right channels to reach your customers?
Promotion: what is your marketing strategy? Are you using right channels to inform customers about your product and create interest?
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I think apart from the sales plan, community building and also being open for affiliate partners to onboard from various sections in society will help you to spread the word of mouth and this will help you indirectly to generate sales.
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sales plan, yearly / monthly the target, clients retention strategy all can't help if there is no SALES SKILS. train your sales representative first then give plan, target and policies.
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Thank you everyone for answering the question, i appreciate your knowledge and expertise. I do hope mentees take a cue from the answers.
Report Keren's answer
Make a sales plan… find a way to effectively overcome objectives… learn as much as you can about your product or service… work on a sales pitch until you’re comfortable enough to have an organic conversation to transition into a sale
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In selling
Knowing your target market is key
Knowing how your problem can solve their problems.or meet their needs is also very essential. I believe you need to start from here.
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I will like to assist you with some points that can help you
1.The first question you have to ask yourself is do you have a sale plan? If no, you must start one today
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What type of product are you selling Knowing this will help you target the right consumers
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Do you have your sale strategy? This is one of the most important thing every business person must get right
You can contact me for information and advice
Report Victor's answer
Are you solving your customers problems? If you're not solving problems for your customers, then the likelihood of you increasing your sales over time will dwindle. In business, it's all about problem-solving. Find the pain point, and then solve that pain. Clearly, pain equates to problems. And the bigger the problem, the bigger the potential for earning a windfall of cash by solving it. Talk to your customers. Understand them better. What are they struggling with? How well does your current products or services solve their problems? Are there things that you could be missing? Until you actually talk to your customers, there's no way of knowing firsthand.