by Doug Robinson | May 13, 2024 | Assessing
Today I’m sharing an excerpt from a financial newsletter I read that has a lot of relevance for salespeople, regardless of industry. Here’s the story: Some time ago I discovered, very much to my surprise, that my personal broker at Ibex Investments was “no...
by Doug Robinson | Apr 15, 2024 | Assessing
I’ll pick up where I left off last time at the end of Part I, with the final five C’s or trust traits. If you missed it last week read it here https://robinsontrainingsolutions.com/earning-and-maintaining-buyer-trust-part-i/. 4-Consistent – People are more trusting of...
by Doug Robinson | Apr 8, 2024 | Assessing
I am quick to remind salespeople that TRUST is one of the key reasons residential and commercial buyers do business with them, but I probably don’t spend enough time discussing ways to earn it. Conversely, I talk a lot about the value of asking questions, but rarely...
by Doug Robinson | Mar 11, 2024 | Assessing
To start this week’s post with a GRIN, the following questions and answers were asked of elementary school students, according to an issue of Reader’s Digest. Teacher: How do we describe an evangelist? Student: Someone who plays the evangelo. Teacher: Why can’t...
by Doug Robinson | Jun 12, 2023 | Assessing
If you are like me, I’ll bet you too have encountered buyers whose attitudes and behaviors were as confusing as the preacher who gave a sermon on tithing, and then ended the service by having everybody sing, Jesus Paid It All. Although it’s next to impossible to...
by Doug Robinson | May 8, 2023 | Assessing
Hearing occurs without any required action on your part. You push the ON button on your TV remote and your ears begin to hear the sound emanating from the speakers. You don’t have to focus on it, pay attention to it, or decipher the message that is delivered. It’s...