Recognising processes to make sales happen more directly is a way to use NLP in understanding our clients better.
Programmes for information handling are formed through our relationships with parents, teachers and the culture in which we are brought up. Everyone has different patterns of behaviour that can be picked up from their use of [...]
Entries from November 2007
Recognising Processes To Make Sales Happen More Directly
November 29th, 2007 1 Comment
Tags: information · nlp · preference · processes · sales
6 Ways to Make Influence More Effective in Closing Deals
November 22nd, 2007 3 Comments
6 ways to make influence more effective in closing deals is what looking at Robert Cialdini’s work will deliver. Using these principles you can become an expert in influence and persuasion. Pardon my interpretation in using Jane Austen, who wrote the novel Persuasion, in the photo. Cialdini lists six basic social and psychological [...]
Tags: cialdini · Influence · persuasion · reciprocity · Robert Cialdini
Ari Galper Unlocks The Game of Selling
November 15th, 2007 3 Comments
In this post you will learn how Ari Galper unlocks the game of selling. I believe he has identified a fear that we all have felt when we have been selling. First let’s read an email I received back in June when I first heard about what Ari was doing.
If you’re like most [...]
Tags: ari galper · cold calls · game of selling · trust building
The Best Communication Will Make the Magic of Increased Success
November 8th, 2007 No Comments
The best communication will make the magic of increased success because you will generate a dynamic to sell and succeed. Communication is about a chain reaction that starts inside you and creates one inside the person you communicate with, through their preferred learning routes, to bring about a conclusion that meets both your needs.
NLP [...]
Tags: Communication · deletion · distortion · generalisation · nlp
The Complete Rapport Building That Will Win More Orders
November 1st, 2007 2 Comments
The complete Rapport building that will win more orders is your call to action. Rapport is one of the most important features or characteristics of unconscious human interaction.
It is having the same perspective, being in “sync” and on the same “wavelength” as the person with whom you are talking.
NLP has a lot say about how [...]
Tags: breaking rapport · Communication · nlp · pacing · Rapport · rapport building












