The Art of Sales with Art Sobczak

Art Sobczak, cold calling and sales trainer
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Apr 22, 2019 • 35min

042 GUEST: Sales Success Secrets of a Master Headhunter, Scott Love

Recruiting at a high level is the ultimate practice of sales. Prospecting, getting an engagement, contacting applicants and persuading them to look at positions, negotiating contracts…all require expertise in the art and science of selling. Scott Love is a highly successful recruiter in the legal field, and is on the phone every day. He also formerly ran a recruiting training company. In this episode he shares processes, methods, techniques and mindsets that he uses and teaches, and that all salespeople can benefit from.
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Apr 18, 2019 • 8min

041 If You Send Samples or Demos, Do this to Sell More of Them

If your sales process involves sending out samples and demos--or even proposals-- you might be leaving a lot of money on the table. In this episode you will hear the mistakes that salespeople make that results in prospects not even paying attention to what is sent, or not caring if they do look at. And you'll get exactly what to say to learn how and why people will buy, and how to get them to do that after they receive what you send.
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Apr 15, 2019 • 8min

040 How to Avoid Forcing People to Lie to You

There are a few worthless phrases and questions that salespeople use at the end of sales conversations that cause prospects to lie. They are things like, "Keep us in mind, OK?", or, "Keep my number in case you need anything." In this episode you will hear exactly what to do to avoid saying these things so you can determine if someone is, or could be a good prospect, and to get them to actually contact you if things do change.
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Apr 11, 2019 • 41min

039 Guest: The "Home Service Millionaire," Tommy Mello

Every business is a sales business. Hear how this young entrepreneur took a garage door business from $50K in debt, to over $30 million in sales in seven years, using customer-oriented sales methods and processes. You'll hear processes and methods that any sales pro can use in any industry.
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Apr 8, 2019 • 8min

038 How to Use Fear to Sell

Fear is a motivator. And you can use fear, professionally and ethically in sales. You'll hear the three areas in which you can create questions, using fear, to help people take action.
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Apr 4, 2019 • 10min

037 How to Be Interesting to Distracted People

We operate in an instant-gratification, ADD-affected environment. For most people, listening to this nine-minute episode would be too much for them. When YOU do, you will hear some simple tips for dealing with your own distractions, and how to be more interesting to those whose attention you need in order to help them.
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Apr 1, 2019 • 10min

036 Are These Sales "Tricks," or Good Strategy?

Many people view attempts to sell them with skepticism. And rightfully so, since there is so much awful salesmanship being practiced every day. However, many things that are used by successful salespeople, marketers, negotiators as based on sound, scientifically-proven psychological and behavioral principles. Which you should be using too, in your own efforts to help people buy. You'll hear Art break down 10 sales "tricks" cited in an online article, and how you can actually use them for helpful purposes in your own sales.
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Mar 28, 2019 • 6min

035 How to Respond to "Why should I buy from you?"

When many people hear, "Why should I buy from you?", they reply with THEIR reasons. Which are probably not the same as the questioners. The most effective way to answer, is with a question. In this episode you will find out what that question is, and how you can use it (and its variations) so that you can then actually get them to buy from you.
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Mar 25, 2019 • 6min

034 "Maybe's" are Worse Than "No's"

Most people don't like to hear "no." But what is worse is hearing a lot of "maybe's." In this episode, you'll hear why, and what to do to hear fewer "maybe's," save time, and get more decisions, and "yes" answers in the process.
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Mar 21, 2019 • 10min

033 Breaking a Sales Slump With Sports Psychology

If you've been in sales for more than a few months, you likely have experienced this. If you're new, you probably will. It's a slump. When nothing seems to be going your way. The good news, is that it's temporary, IF you apply the right thinking. Hear how one sales rep modeled what Hall of Fame Major League Baseball pitcher John Smoltz did when he ran into a rough stretch of disappointing performance, and what you can do too.

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