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Make a Customer, Not a Sale. How Your CRM Humanises Your Approach
03 Dec

Make a Customer, Not a Sale. How Your CRM Humanises Your Approach

by salesradario
in Uncategorized
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Growing your business or reaching sales targets can be all encompassing and that could mean you forgetting a very important point. Whether you sell services or products, you’re in the business of selling to people. When it comes to sales, you need to nurture, not push. Getting to “Yes” may be the target but it’s what you do when you get there and how that makes the...

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Build your ideal follow up or sales process once and use it 1000s of times over.... Within your business you no doubt have processes for a lot of the tasks and daily processes that you need to perform to keep things running. One of those tasks (one of the most essential areas for growth) is converting sales. Following up, checking in, and nurturing that sales process should be given dedicated time and focus. It can feel daunting when you’re working from a blank page, but get a system in place and you’ll simply be following a set of proven steps instead, making things a lot simpler and easier to manage. Effective software and automation saves time and makes you more efficient and profitable but it also ensures key tasks get done. That’s where SalesRadar comes in... Audiences - helping you build, remember and carry out a proven process over and over again. Audiences are one of the core parts of SalesRadar and work with you to help you stay more consistent. Take networking, for example. It’s well documented that the money is in the follow up and also that following up is massively underused. It seems crazy, but many networkers simply don’t do the one thing that drives the most business in networking. This is an easy thing easy to fix and Audiences can help you. Following up after a business networking meeting can be as simple as following these steps: ⁃ Add their details to your CRM ⁃ Send an email a day later ⁃ Arrange a call or meeting ⁃ Check the meeting is confirmed ⁃ Check in with them on social media ⁃ Send them a quote ⁃ Follow up on the quote You might have several different approaches to different types of connections too. You could have a follow up system for: ⁃ Someone you need/want to connect with someone else ⁃ A contact you might be able to gain referrals from ⁃ A business you want to buy from. You could build a follow up for each occasion... and then do it consistently each and every time. It’s really simple. Just head over to the Audience section on SalesRadar and build the process and you’ll be able to have tasks and reminders automatically added to your contacts whenever you assign that Audience to them! Test it and tweak it Of course, you might not get it right first time. Sometimes you might need to adjust your processes and systems. If you’ve added an Audience to your contacts and you feel that you need to add a step, remove one, or simply tweak it, then you can. It will apply that across your contacts. Handy. Track it The beauty of a CRM is that you can track your success, too. So, using the networking example you’ll be able to see how successful your networking is, how many touch points you need to convert a sale, and more useful information to help you decide what works and what doesn’t. Tracking progress helps you to improve. You can only really tweak it and improve it when you see what works and what doesn’t. Maybe one particular networking meeting doesn’t lead to any sales at all, and maybe another meeting gets you lots of referrals. You’ll be able to tell and act on this information. Card scanning makes it simple With SalesRadar we also built a mobile app that will scan a business card and drop all the information into your CRM. The app will take all the contact details and populate them in the right fields and save you loads of hassle and typing. But there’s more... With the app you can also assign an Audience to the contact when you scan them! So - you guessed it - when you meet someone new at a networking meeting you can not only add them to your CRM but you set an group of tasks and reminders to help you or your team follow up with them in your preferred and proven way. We’ve even built one for you and it comes FREE with SalesRadar Struggling to know what works best? We’ve built a follow up process that we loved so much, we added it to SalesRadar for FREE! It uses email, the phone, direct mail, and social media to help you nurture sales conversations from networking meetings. We even include it in the free version of SalesRadar. Following a proven process over and over again can help you grow your business... If you have a process that you know works then automating it or just setting steps and reminders to help you and your team complete it will give you a discipline that will help you grow. SalesRadar could help your networking, your sales, your prospecting, or even your internal client work. It’s really up to you. Audiences help turn proven processes into consistent practices at the click of a button or scan of a card. Ask us if you need help setting up Audiences within SalesRadar.
26 Oct

Build Your Ideal Follow Up or Sales Process Once, Use it 1000s of times over….

by salesradario
in Following Up, Lead Generation, Sales Pipeline, Sales Tips
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Within your business you no doubt have processes for a lot of the tasks and daily processes that you need to perform to keep things running.   One of those tasks (one of the most essential areas for growth) is converting sales. Following up, checking in, and nurturing that sales process should be given dedicated time and focus.   It can feel daunting when you’re working from a blank...

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Why a CRM is Critical to Your Business Growth and Success
12 Oct

Why a CRM is Critical to Your Business Growth and Success

by salesradario
in Business Advice, Lead Generation, Sales Pipeline
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When it comes to business success and growth there are few, if any, examples that don’t have systems and processes at the core.   When you consider a business, what is it made up of?   The employees? Maybe.   The customers? Possibly.   The office building, brand, or products and services? Well yes.   But if you were to sell it, how would all that fit together?   You could argue that without processes a business...

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Empowering Your Team and Growing Your Business With a CRM
03 Oct

Empowering Your Team and Growing Your Business With a CRM

by salesradario
in Business Advice, Lead Generation, Sales Tips, selling tips
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There’s no doubt about it, two heads are better than one. And ten heads are often better than five. Getting a team together to help you achieve more in your business helps you to grow, develop, and ultimately be more profitable.   Weekly or daily meetings are fine when you have a very small team, but with the ever-increasing remote working culture, how do you keep everyone...

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We’re Going to Give Away a Little CRM Secret…
07 Sep

We’re Going to Give Away a Little CRM Secret…

by salesradario
in Business Advice, Following Up, sales lead conversion, Sales Pipeline
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Your CRM (Customer Relationship Management Tool) should be the heart of your business.   If you’re trying to grow your business then your CRM should be one of the areas you look first to find the possibilities and future sales in your funnel.   If you’re going to networking meetings and not using a CRM then you’re making it harder for yourself and/or your sales team.   If you’re not using...

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20 Aug

The Sweetest and Most Important Sound in Any Language…

by salesradario
in Following Up, Lead Generation, sales lead conversion, Sales Tips
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When you’re working with small and medium businesses, sales is more about relationships than anything else. When all is said and done, if you don’t like the prospect, or they don’t like you, then the conversation is going nowhere.   There’s a lot to be said for getting really good at understanding human nature and psychology when you’re looking to improve your sales. There are thousands of...

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