A Perfectionist is chasing an illusion it doesn't exist in business
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Why We Need to Emotionally Connect with Customers in Sales
What do you do when you meet a customer who is interested in your product or service, but just can’t seem to make the decision to buy? Maybe they are looking for more information, or they want to know the reasons behind your product’s features. Whatever the case may be, it’s important to understand that people buy emotionally and justify logically. As a salesperson, you need to connect with your customers on an emotional level in order to close the deal.
What does it mean to connect with a customer emotionally? It means that you need to understand their wants, needs, and desires. You need to understand what drives them, what motivates them, and what makes them happy. By understanding these things, you can tailor your sales pitch to appeal to their emotions.
How can you emotionally connect with your customers? Here are a few tips:
By emotionally connecting with your customers, you can help them justify their decision to buy. They will feel good about their purchase and will be more likely to recommend your product or service to others.
What if you can’t emotionally connect with a customer? Sometimes, despite your best efforts, you just can’t seem to connect with a customer on an emotional level. In these cases, it’s important to remember that not every customer is a good fit for your product or service. Don’t force a sale if it’s not a good fit. Instead, focus on finding customers who are a good fit for what you have to offer.
In summary, emotional connections are key in sales. People buy emotionally and justify logically, so it’s important to understand your customers on an emotional level. By listening to them, telling stories, using positive language, being authentic, and showing empathy, you can create a positive emotional connection with your customers. And when you emotionally connect with customers, they will be more likely to make a purchase and recommend your product or service to others.
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A Perfectionist is chasing an illusion it doesn't exist in business
Ruble Chandy