Did you know?
This is why you should take this course
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When asked "what is the most important quality for you in other people?" Trustworthiness was the highest desirable quality in sales people, 77.4% of the time (compared to 61.2% average for all people)
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If you are a trusted salesperson, selling against a less trusted one at the same price, you will get the business 100% of the time.
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If you are a trusted salesperson, selling against a less trusted one, you can raise your price 29.6% and still have an equal chance of getting the deal.
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If you are a less trusted salesperson, you will have to discount your products 22.8% just to stay in the game.
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Course curriculum
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Introduction
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50 Habits for Trusted Salespeople Intro
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About your Instructor
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Trusted Salesperson, Introduction #1: Foreword
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Trusted Salesperson, Introduction #2: Why is it so important to be a trusted salesperson?
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Trusted Salesperson, Introduction #3: What is trust, anyway?
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Trusted Salesperson, Introduction #4: The Trustactions Model
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Trusted Salesperson, Introduction #5: So what, who cares?
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Trusted Salesperson, Introduction #6: One-time sale versus ongoing relationship
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Links to Get the Book
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50 Habits for Trusted Salespeople
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50+1 Habits for Trusted Salespeople: The Complete List
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #1: Know your product or service well
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #2: Know your competitors' products
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #3: Calculate your customer's return on investment
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #4: Get good (and many) reviews
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #5: Admit how bad your product is...
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #6: Don't rely on a presentation
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #7: Watch your own social media footprint
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #8: Empathy
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #9: Identify the common enemy
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #10: Tell the truth
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #11: Be on time
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #12: Be predictable
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #13: Do your homework
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #14: What do we have in common?
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #15: Know what you don't have in common
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #16: Bottom line first or last?
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #17: Sell a solution. Not a product
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #18: Price may not be the issue
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #19: Provide fair pricing
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #20: Value their money
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #21: Work hard for the sale
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #22: Be a humble expert
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #23: Give more than you take
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #24: Spend the right amount of time
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #25: The first 8 seconds
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #26: Set and stick to meeting outline
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #27: Set and stick to meeting expectations
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #28: Follow up
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #29: More face-to-face
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #30: Body language of email
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #31: Own your side of communications
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #32: Be vulnerable
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #33: Don't abuse the customer's vulnerability
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #34: Respect the customer's boundaries
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #35: The customer is NOT always right
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #36: Say what you mean, mean what you say
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #37: Don't be politically correct, but don't be an asshole, either
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #38: Watch your tone and body language
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #39: Watch your customer's tone and body language
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #40: Be a cheerleader
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #41: Love your product
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #42: Say, "I don't know"
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #43: Say, "I was wrong"
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #44: Listen with intent
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #45: Take a break, give opportunity for questions
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #46: Don't assume, ask!
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #47: Reduce your own sensitivity--don't get defensive
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #48: Don't badmouth competitors
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #49: Bad is 3 times stronger than good
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit #50: Humor and sarcasm, appropriate?
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Trusted Salesperson, Habit +1: Know when to give up
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My Action Plan
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How to Create a New Habit that will make me more Trusted as a Salesperson?
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Your discount code for the course TRUSTED at WORK
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Meet your Instructor

Author, The Book of Trust
Yoram Solomon
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Frequently Asked Questions
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How long does this course take?
You determine the pace in which you take this course. There are 60 videos, amounting to 139 viewing minutes. It's up to you how fast you can go through it.
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Who is this course made for?
If you are a salesperson, whether for-profit or non-profit, large or small, and feel you want to be more trusted by your customers, this course is for you. You don't need to have any prior knowledge, and there are no prerequisites to taking this course.
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What should I expect as the outcome from this course?
Great question! You are here because you want to be more trusted by your customers. This means that you are not feeling as trusted as you should be. This course will give you the top 50+1 habits that I found to be practiced by the most trusted salespeople. You may need to improve one of them, some of them, all of them, or none of them.
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What are the benefits of being a more trusted salesperson?
A trusted salesperson, selling against a less trusted salesperson at the same price will get the business 100% of the time. A trusted salesperson can raise prices by 29.6% and still be on equal footing with a less trusted salesperson. A less trusted salesperson, selling against a more trusted salesperson, would have to discount the products by 22.8%. Customers indicated that trustworthiness is three times more important to them in a salesperson