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September 9th, 2024

Ep 170 | I've been pitched and I don't love it.

  1. Ep 170 | I've been pitched and I don't love it. Harry Spaight 5:05

I encountered a pitch that reminded me of how important it is to engage rather than monologue. The experience? A lengthy pitch with little relevance to my interests, which could have been avoided with just a few insightful questions.

🎯 Transform Pitches into Conversations: Instead of launching into a one-sided presentation, we can make our interactions more meaningful and targeted by asking questions that relate to the listener's needs.
🔍 Understand Before You Offer: Dive deep with questions that explore the potential client's challenges and goals before presenting your solution. This approach ensures relevance and fosters a genuine connection.

Remember, effective selling is about conversation, not just pitching. By aligning our discussions with what the client actually needs, we build Relationships based on value and trust. Let's aim to understand first, then serve. 

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Harry Spaight Founder of Selling With Dignity

Harry Spaight is a leading keynote speaker, author, and sales consultant who has achieved remarkable success in sales. With over 20 years of experience in hypercompetitive sales environments, Harry has sold and led teams to tens of millions in sales. Coupled with his experience as a former missionary, Harry has a unique perspective on how to sell without being pushy.

Harry works with individuals and businesses who want to step up their sales, so they can thrive.
He is the author of “Selling with Dignity” and is the host of the “Sales Made Easy” podcast.

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