Are you an Attorney, CPA, Engineer, Architect or other professional whose job requires that you “sell” yourself, your ideas, your firm and services to your clients? Are you in a larger firm and responsible for developing a personal client base? Are you required to generate a minimum level of billable hours? Are you a sole practitioner, partner or associate in a boutique firm and responsible for helping the firm develop a larger client base?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, you are a Non-Selling Professional!However, you've spent many years and tons of money obtaining an education. You have been successful in developing diagnostic, analytical and creative skills to practice a profession.
You do not consider yourself a sales person. Most likely you cringe at the word “Sell”! It really doesn't matter what you call it—Client Development, Practice-building, Marketing—every professional sells to some degree. But not everyone is skilled or comfortable selling!
I would like to introduce you to Sandler's Professional Advantage, a program specifically designed to develop the unique “selling skills” required of professional service providers. Professional Advantage helps you develop a sales awareness without the stereotypical salesperson image.
Now ask yourself this? Would you like to:
- Learn how to sell yourself and your ideas.
- Learn how to differentiate yourself from thousands of other professionals in your field
- Learn how to permit the potential client to say yes and gain a commitment
- Learn how to ask for referrals and obtain them
- Learn how the “buyers system” works and how to navigate around it
- Learn how to avoid unpaid consulting
- Learn how to handle the pressure of client development
We will provide a comprehensive overview of our consultative approach to client development and help you understand why “selling” is and should be a part of your profession! To register for this event, or for a private consultation, please email
info@effectivesales.net or call 816-505-2500
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