Embrace the hustle, they say.
Chase the degrees, the rat race, the titles.
But amidst the chaos lies a truth:
Peace isn't found in the external chaos.
It resides within, waiting to be discovered in the quiet moments of self-reflection.
Embrace the hustle, they say.
Chase the degrees, the rat race, the titles.
But amidst the chaos lies a truth:
Peace isn't found in the external chaos.
It resides within, waiting to be discovered in the quiet moments of self-reflection.
My first big sale as a closer was $2,500.
My commission checks since then have grown to 10x that much. Everyone starts somewhere. Celebrate your “little” wins.
We always say: to be a great closer, you need to know more about your target market than about your offer.
Then you can close a lot more deals.
But what do you NEED to know?
Here are 10 things you should be studying before you ever sit down at the negotiating table:
My first big sale as a closer was $2,500.
My commission checks since then have grown to 10x that much. Everyone starts somewhere. Celebrate your “little” wins.
4. 📈 Market size and potential
Are there ENOUGH of them?
Even the best offer won't sell if there aren't enough buyers.
Understanding this helps you prioritize resources and focus on the most promising opportunities.
We always say: to be a great closer, you need to know more about your target market than about your offer.
Then you can close a lot more deals.
But what do you NEED to know?
Here are 10 things you should be studying before you ever sit down at the negotiating table:
3. 🌍 Geographics
WHERE are they?
Identify where your target audience is located, and adapt your messaging and sales strategy to address regional differences or cultural nuances.
Here's an insider secret from the very top tier of sales pros: They don't fear the 'no'. They understand it's all part of the game. A successful close? Fantastic. A miss? It's just another lesson. Remember, it's not about the win, it's about refining your play. Embrace the process!
People that paid me $40-60 an hour wanted to see my college diploma, ran a credit check and ultimately tracked how much work I did
People that paid me tens of thousand of dollars only cared about one thing: results