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Do Your Communications Encourage Your Audience to Act?

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Do Your Communications Encourage Your Audience to Act?

The sales philosophy is to make the selling process credible and communications simple, all to increase the desire to begin a new relationship and encourage a ‘Yes!’. But as Yogi Berra once said, ‘It isn’t over until it’s over!’ The answer to yes is only the beginning. What matters equally is the follow-through on every detail and all promises; otherwise, there will be a leakage in interest and clientele.

Perception is everything; the details must be communicated precisely and on time. Therefore, do your communications encourage your audience to act as you desire?

My Story

Two incidents occurring on the same day had me wondering how the people in charge may expect to grow their businesses and communities locally and globally. Not wanting to fix issues will prevent people from future participation vs. encouraging their interest, attendance, and subscribing to the forums.

Event #1

Most events begin with a Zoom meeting to introduce those presenting online and possibly in person. Conferences generally start with an introduction of speakers who will be presenting and the programs to be available. To encourage a more significant in-person attendance, an online presentation offers the highlights of what to expect on the day of the event and a few learning tidbits to demonstrate the power of the event. Typically, those in charge will send out a date to mark on each attendee’s calendar with the Zoom link, and sometimes a passcode too.

The Problem: 

Upon marketing the date on the online calendar, a link did not accompany it. A few days before, a reminder for the meeting was sent, but again, without the Zoom link. You can imagine that people panicked about joining the discussion on the day of the online event, as the Zoom link was never sent. It’s entirely possible that a fraction of the intended invitees were in attendance.

I suggested training for the people coordinating future events on Zoom to include the link to download on the calendar. Next, follow-up reminders are vital on the day of the meeting for more people to join the event, albeit a webinar, or panel discussion, especially with the link, to ensure more people can join in. 

The Result:

Ignoring and refusing to fix a situation will benefit no one. The organization is to accept future guidance in communications should it desire to increase membership and Growth in all areas.

Event #2

The Problem: 

The day before an event, I realized a conflict in the start time; a 45-minute disparity was in question. Immediately, I called the coordinator to find out if she was aware of the issue. Her response in a tone of annoyance was, ‘No one reads my email; otherwise, they would know the correct time.’ It was a hint that I did not read the email. Admittedly, I didn’t see it, so there is truth in her statement. However, I habitually check out the facts before discussing the matter further. 

Upon searching through my email, I wanted to find something to appear from the organizer. A friend confirmed she received it, but I’m not on the email distribution. Worse, the earlier time for the event is in the community newsletter.

Followup and Follow-through

Realizing where the disinformation came from, I called the organizer back to let her know. I suggested sending a new email admitting to a miscommunication. Otherwise, people who show up earlier might leave in frustration realizing the facts need to be corrected. To my disbelief, the person stated, ‘Sending another email is too much work!’

Sales Takeaways:

1. Take responsibility for erroneous actions.

2. Apologize and promise to make things right.

3. Follow up to ensure everyone and everything is in good standing.

Your Story: Communications Encourage Your Audience to Act

Improvement requires that we learn from every situation and experience. Are you taking the necessary steps to fix what isn’t right and improve current strategies continuously? Always keep in mind that communications encourage your audience to act accordingly.

For larger companies, management will do well to demonstrate honesty and integrity. But then celebrate the staff that models the same. Use these employees as models for others to learn and inspire them to do better. Have team members share what they believe is the uniform motivator for their clientele to conduct business with them. Upon establishing a collaborative effort, sales will likely increase along with morale and better teamwork that becomes routine. 

No matter the company’s size, it is essential to remain current on societal norms for business and integrate new Technology as it becomes popular. Accordingly, you will earn admiration and be more likely to encourage further interaction. All styles of communication encourage your audience to act on a positive note!

In Conclusion: Communications Encourage Your Audience to Act

Audience and clientele loyalty will only expand when our actions are consistent and credible, and we demonstrate honesty plus the desire to fix what isn’t right. Taking responsibility is the first step toward leadership. Your communications will encourage your audience to act as you desire; the decision is yours.

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Sales Tips: Communications Encourage Your Audience to Act

  1. Ensure all communications encourage your audience to act as you desire.
  2. Simplify all processes to encourage others to work with you.
  3. Upon arranging appointments, include necessary links and employ the Calendly service.
  4. Excuses yield poor results.
  5. Lacking knowledge of a specific strategy requires asking for assistance or help.
  6. Accept responsibility for poor outcomes to find the proper fix quickly.
  7. Ensure the leadership team is on the same page when communicating the facts.
  8. Should anything be improperly stated, take immediate action to fix it.
  9. Always follow up whenever a question arises to ensure all is good.
  10. Celebrate Success!

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Elinor Stutz International Best-Selling Author

Elinor Stutz broke through barriers long before doing so was popular. Against all the odds, she defied the theme “women can’t sell” to become the top producer at every company she ever worked for, ignoring attempts to get her to quit.

Eleven years later, I lay motionless on a stretcher with an irreparably broken neck. Two visions appearing before me, and a brilliant gold light encasing my entire body, gave me a reason to believe I would recover. I wholeheartedly knew I was about to empower audiences far and wide. At the moment, I negotiated a full recovery with the promise to be of service. The surgeon and hospital staff anointed me with the title “The Walking Miracle.”

As the CEO of Smooth Sale, Stutz adapted the motto, “Believe, Become, Empower.” Believe in yourself; Become the person you envision; Empower your audience to do the same. Stutz is on the Social Media Committee for Inclusion Allies Coalition devoted to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.

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