Most would agree that a prospect who knows, likes, and trusts you is more likely to purchase. However, trust-building can be slow and gum-up your sales cycle. What if there was a way to dissect the components of “trust” and enable faster trust-building?
Watch the video below for some ideas.
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A few years back, I was hired by a manufacturing company who was doing 7-8 million dollars in sales per years. They had been in business about 20 years and had experienced a few growth spurts, but were now in a stagnant position the past few years They were struggling to hit the next level. ... Read more →
I just wanted to commit on how well this really works once you learn it.
Trust takes time. It is delivering on promises. Real trust is born through overcoming adversity and delivering in the face of real obstacles. That can only occur organically. There are trustworthy things a company can do right away, however real trust is not necessarily the result.