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Nail The Sale

nancy@nailthesales.com, Nancy Monsipapa

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Rick and Nancy developed Nail the Sale sales training for entrepreneurs that struggle with making enough sales to sustain their business. We provide training, tools and resources to help anyone gain the skills necessary to succeed in selling. The podcast is broken down into ten to twenty minutes segments on topics that you can apply right away. One on one sales consulting is available for the entrepreneur or their sales team that would like personalized consulting.
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In a new era of COVID-19, listen in as Rick and Nancy go over 12 improvements that a business can make to find the new normal in sales. 1) Improvements to virtual meetings and written word 2) Better social media presence 3) Focus on less travel and more productivity 4) Improving the buying signs radar 5) Make it easier for the buyer to say yes…
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Calling in all the way from Barcelona, listen in as Rick interviews Billy Keels about his understanding of clients, building relationships and solutions, and how to find the formula for success in any deal. "Sales, as a profession, is the greatest way to understand what someone needs, build a relationship, and ultimately, be able to solve their pro…
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Listen in as Rick and Nancy discuss five tips for learning life's lessons. 1) Don't beat yourself up. 2) Observe your thoughts and emotions. 3) Shift the focus back to you. 4) Accept what you cannot change. 5) Celebrate your growth. "When we can no longer change the situation - we are challenged to change ourselves" -Viktor Frankl…
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Listen in as Rick interviews Rob Thomas from RobThomasUSA.com an author, speaker, and business trainer. Rob walks us through how he ended up working at Disney, a funny story about perseverance and the need for something on his resume. Then Rob digs into the 4 steps to understanding who you need to meet with to grow your business of any kind. 1) Ide…
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Listen in as Rick and Nancy discuss the 6 things NOT to do to be an annoying salesperson. 1) Wasting time on empty niceties 2) Telling any kind of fib 3) Making assumptions 4) Failing to follow-up 5) Playing cat and mouse 6) Creating false urgency Don't miss the end of the show where Rick gives you the tips you need to be endearing!…
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What are the 7 key questions that you need to know about your customers' business? Listen in as Nancy and Rick discuss: 1) How They Go To Market? 2) How Are Decisions Made? 3) How Quickly Do They Move On New Ideas? 4) What is Their Culture? 5) What Are Their Growth Plans? 6) What is THEIR Biggest Sales Challenge 7) What is their #1 Problem?…
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Traditional marketing teaches the four P's: Product, Price, Promotion, and Place. In today's podcast, Rick and Nancy discuss Place or Placement and how to get full scalability. Make sure you are asking yourself these questions: 1) Where are your target customers shopping? 2) Are they shopping online and on what device? 3) Are they engaging on socia…
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Staying true to your faith and listening to that direction takes you on the path to amazing success. But in this crazy time of COVID-19 don't forget where you came from and what got you here. Listen in as Nancy interviews CEO and owner Lennise Germany of Livy O's Catering. Lennise shares how to stay focused by refocusing daily on the needs of those…
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Anyone and everyone can write a book and you can do it in 30 days! Listen in as Rick and Nancy discuss the normal fears associated with why we don't think we can write a book but most importantly they explain how to get past those fears and why it is so vital. A book becomes an inexpensive marketing tool. It is much cheaper than a glossy tri-fold t…
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Listen in as Nancy interviews Scott Ingram, the host of 2 podcasts, the author of 2 books as well as the creator of the event Sales Success Summit. Scott provides great tips on how habits can replace goals and goal setting and the importance of having a "cadence" with your clients. He explains how the cadence creates an anticipation of the clients'…
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Listen in as Rick and Nancy discuss 10 tips to ensuring you are getting the absolute MOST from a sales training session. 1) Be 100% Present 2) Take Notes 3) Ask Questions 4) Role-Play With The Trainer 5) Apply A Nugget You Learned Right Away 6) Ask Others To Be Quiet 7) Add Value 8) Participate In Breakouts 9) Ask For Examples To Better Understand …
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Listen in as Nancy interviews Eleanor Saunders from ECHO, a life long entrepreneur who calls herself a "Social Entrepreneur". Eleanor shares timeless wisdom about a 4 step process for strategic planning and project management. "There is nothing inspiring about the status quo. People want to be pushed, to think bigger and have a vision" Eleanor insi…
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Listen in as Rick and Nancy share recent examples of mistakes peers have made and continue to make. • Sarcasm • "I" statements • Talk about Fantasy Football • Overtalking • Look at your phone during an appointment • Be a Know It All • Answering a question when you have no idea what the answer is • Talk BIG and NEVER deliver • Get out your laptop an…
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Today, Rick talks with Greg from ShareSpaceAds.com, also one of our clients about how he and his brother grew a business from scratch to sustainability in just 12 months. Greg shares the importance of sales training via books and audios as well as fine-tuning his sales process. "If you are thinking about starting a business it's all about mindset",…
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Oscar Wilde said, "Love what you do and you will never work a day in your life". So what is business balance and how do you get it? You do what you have to do to move your business forward or to get a deal done, but it also isn't about neglecting your family. Listen in as Rick and Nancy share trying to take a day off and what to do when business ge…
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Listen in as Rick and Nancy discuss the 10 things mentally strong people do: 1) Do not feel sorry for themselves 2) Do not listen to critics 3) Do not give away their power 4) Do not resent others success 5) Do have a high level of discipline 6) Do major on the majors 7) Do understand failure is a must 8) Do embrace change 9) Do have a HIGH EQ 10) …
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Do you have a chink in your armor and you don't know it? Listen in as Rick and Nancy discuss why it usually doesn't help for someone to point it out but why it's better to self-discover the issue. This is a lifelong process that doesn't stop with one thing that is fixed but rather is more like stepping stones - you should be on to the next issue. A…
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Have you ever thought about doing some type of free trial or sampling program to drive sales? Giving your product or service away for free allows your target market to try your product without any risk and actually increase trust with you and your brand. It is a proven method for increasing sales. Listen in as Rick and Nancy discuss their experienc…
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aka - Mr. Rogers Selling (see Mr. Rogers TV show 1968 - 1970). Bad manners are just bad business. Being polite is not old school it's good school. Listen in as Rick and Nancy discuss the 7 things you MUST or MUST NOT do! 1) Be kind and polite 2) Be transparent and honest 3) Say please and thank you 4) Don't lose your cool 5) Don't over talk 6) Don'…
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After getting so much feedback on Episode 127, we were asked for the things we have to do to move from the bottom of the pack to the top. Here it is! 1) You have goals set 2) You are doing money-making activities daily 3) You have an eye on your entire pipeline and are doing what it takes to keep it even 4) You respond to inbound leads within a few…
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How many stages do you have in your sales pipeline and how long should a lead stay in each stage? Is your pipeline stale or is it fresh? Think of your sales pipeline as a funnel, if it gets clogged at any one stage, and you're trying to pour gasoline into the top, it's going to start spilling out and you're going to crash and burn. Listen in as Ric…
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Top producers have the choice of any job, anywhere at any time. That's quite the difference from those who are the bottom 20% of sales professionals or entrepreneurs. The bottom dwellers are constantly changing companies or changing their product offerings. In 2016 Objective Management Group did a study of 1,100,000 sales professionals from 11,000 …
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We are in sales or in business for ourselves to make money and to have a lifestyle that we wanted to create unlike the majority of folks who have typical 9 to 5 jobs. Are you ever really told what numbers you need to hit? Or are you truly focused on creating a lifestyle that the majority of people will never ever experience? Listen in as Rick and N…
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All sales people have been played at some point in their career. What does being played mean? It means you're being used to get a better deal OR maybe they are never going to buy what you're selling but they lead you on that they will eventually. Listen in as Rick and Nancy give you tips to know when you're being played and what to do to make sure …
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What does it mean to be relentless? Listen in as Rick and Nancy discuss GOOD, GREAT AND UNSTOPPABLE and the common attributes associated with each. Is this the year that you're willing to be driven, never satisfied with good or great and always willing to grow? Let Rick and Nancy guide you to the next level with this episode of Nail The Sale.…
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This episode is about the power of the ask! The power of the questions. If people approach you about your product or service as in a retail environment or a referral. 1) Happy Greeting including a smile 2) Small Talk - use the weather, everyone can talk about the weather 3) Find Something in Common 4) Start With Either OR Questions 5) Use Open-Ende…
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