How to Sell without Selling

Everyday in my line of work, I have an opportunity to sell something to people. Perfect strangers allow me access to their homes, their lives and their personal space, yet I choose not to sell them anything. However, I am one of the most successful reps in my market. How is it that I am successful at persuading people to do something they have very little knowledge of, and not be a salesperson?

Because I work at being me. It's The Power of Attitude

Selling is hard work. You have to memorize scripts, memorize and remember the right things to say at the right roads of objection. When you're being yourself, it's so much easier to have a natural conversation with people. They trust me more that way. I get in the door 65% of the time, and my closing ratio is 54%. Yet, I do not sell anything at any time to anyone.

When I leave a panel members' home, they feel like they can call me with any problem, and they do. At all hours of the day or night, and that's okay. I tell them I am always accessible, and I am. See, the one thing I learned in this business is that people don't buy a product because it is the greatest thing since sliced bread; no they buy a product because they like the person presenting the product. They trust that person, they can identify with that person. Who you are is who you will be. When I approach the door of a household, I let them know I'm not trying to sell them anything, only that they have an opportunity to participate in something that most people would love to do. They are unique and special. Then I let them know what it is that I have for them.

The majority of them are just as excited about participating once I tell them this, and they let me in their homes, offer me dinner, and some want me to come to church with them.

Being yourself is important when you're marketing a product or service. It makes you less nervous or anxious.

Share some of your tips for success below, do you work at being you, or do you sell a product?

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