5 Essential Steps to a Winning Sales System for Architects
Dive into the world of sales with Nikki Rausch, CEO of Sales Maven, in this insightful episode. Join us as Nikki unravels the complexities of selling, specifically tailored for architects. With over 25 years of experience, Nikki offers invaluable strategies to navigate the sales landscape effectively and authentically.
Discover the five essential steps of successful sales conversations – from making a powerful first impression to confidently closing the deal. Nikki emphasizes the importance of preparation, smart questioning, and scheduling next steps to engage potential clients with confidence. Explore Nikki’s step-by-step approach to enhancing sales conversations for architects, including tips on proposal preparation, handling objections, and mastering the art of follow-up. Whether you’re a seasoned architect or new to the field, Nikki’s expertise will empower you to build better businesses through improved sales techniques.
Don’t miss out on Nikki Rausch’s wealth of knowledge – elevate your sales game and transform your approach to selling with Nikki’s proven strategies.
This week at EntreArchitect Podcast, 5 Essential Steps to a Winning Sales System for Architects with Nikki Rausch.
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Mark and Nikki – thanks for this podcast. It seems pretty basic, of we should all be doing-but likely aren’t, but most of us could use the advice given here.