September 12, 2017
Listen to the Episode Below: For creative business owners, “sales” can feel like a four-letter word. Your skin may crawl as soon as you hear it. But sales are the lifeblood of any business. No matter who you are or what your service is, we are all in the business of sales and marketing. You can’t grow your business if you don’t have a regular, reliable way to bring in clients, right? In this interview, sales and growth mentor John Klymshyn (“Coach K”) explores the profoundly different experience between buying something and having someone sell it to you. Tune in to discover how this applies to attracting clients who will choose your company over the competition–and how you can get a system in place to nail it and scale it! Are Your Sales Systematized or Scattershot? How to nail your sales so you don’t have to scramble for work again How to overcome resistance to “selling” (and get emotions out of the way)—is it all in the word? The 3 questions you always need to…
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