Q&A With Michael Oliver : Creator Of Natural Selling

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
1:00 Top 5 Habits For Sales Success And How Much Michael Made Selling
6:37 Overcoming “I Need Think About It”
10:50 Helping Prospects Break Internal Barriers
24:54 Opening Up Closed Off Prospects
34:40 Follow-up Strategies, Handling Objections and Multi Call Selling
49:27 Closing During A Triage Call
51:13 The Wrong And Right Things To Focus On In Sales
56:02 Learning Natural Selling
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We are back with the one and only Michael Oliver founder of Natural Selling, the most popular sales methodology for selling the way people buy. This video is a Q&A answering questions members of my Skool Group had for Michael.
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Question 1 -
Q - What are the top 5 habits that attributed to your success as a sales person and how much were you making as a sales person?
Why - Habits are what you repeatedly do and that’s something I would like to replicate and since I know Jeremy Minor made 2.4 million a year as a sales rep which gives him that authority I kind of want to see how much was he making per year to make a comparison
Question 2 -
Q - I STILL have the issue with "I need to think about it" When I then respond with questions like the ones you share in your book & course, I only get answers like "I'm fully convinced that this is right for me and worth the money but I just don't make these kinds of decisions for this amount of money without sleeping a night on it". It's either exactly this or a variation of it.
Why - The main reason I'm asking this question is because it feels wrong to me to keep "looping" around and not respecting their wish for thinking about it. All the typical follow-up questions don't seem very natural and people start reacting in a defensive way. It's almost like some people were raised in this way ("you don't just buy something expensive without thinking about it."). Bear in mind: My product is a coaching program for music producers. It's NOT a "spend money to make money" thing.
Question 3 -
Q: What are some follow up strategies with prospects who have booked on your calendar -How do you Isolate fear and logistics -What are some ways to open up the gap more on short 10-20 min calls or on a 3 call structure
Why - I want to improve my follow up and way of helping clients with their fear
Question 4 -
Q: For super closed off prospects who don't open up, do you have any strategies for connecting and finding out their pain/needs?
Why - Get caught up with this, especially with stoic, older men.
Question 5 -
Q: Best way transition and close directly after a triage call
Why - I will be calling warm leads for cremation services, and have the ability to move directly into the close. 20% conversion rate is the KPI
Question 6 -
Q: What is one thing that Salesman focus on that actually doesn't matter much at all? And alternatively, what is one small thing most salesman ignore but would have a big impact?
Why - I am looking to improve where I am currently, and believe that the question would be beneficial to others looking to focus on growth.

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  • @wagnerm2775
    @wagnerm27759 күн бұрын

    Michael Oliver is a wise man!

  • @revscooter29
    @revscooter292 ай бұрын

    This is fantastic, thanks so much for sharing!

  • @danirodriguezdeguzman9411
    @danirodriguezdeguzman94117 ай бұрын

    The GOAT!

  • @jonorana9084
    @jonorana90847 ай бұрын

    If only they teach this early, more peopel will be in sales industry

  • @growing367
    @growing367Ай бұрын

    4:00 Focus on what u want, everything else is a distraction

  • @majorscaleai
    @majorscaleai8 ай бұрын

    Thank you for these videos. I actually bought his course after watching your first video and started putting the information to the test

  • @KalebMcCullough

    @KalebMcCullough

    8 ай бұрын

    Fantastic!

  • @mpf9802

    @mpf9802

    2 ай бұрын

    How has it gone?

  • @samtimmers9684

    @samtimmers9684

    Ай бұрын

    How did it go?

  • @traderbry

    @traderbry

    Ай бұрын

    And how is it going for you so far?

  • @SteviesWorld-mv2cn
    @SteviesWorld-mv2cn3 ай бұрын

    Great guy. I am missing for me the most important question... How to start a cold call. For me the hardest thing is to call someone and bring them to the stage that he wants to listen to my questions. "Hi, I am Steven, I am calling you because I don't know if I can help you, can I ask you some questions?" ... What service is that regarding? "Oh, I will tell you when I know what you need!" ... You get my point?

  • @JPBotero717

    @JPBotero717

    2 ай бұрын

    Agree. I am d2d I and sometimes is even awkward to search for necessities when people don’t even want you at their door haha. I will say it is not useless either. I am still looking for how to improve this initial contacts and then move to other parts of the model who are very useful in my opinion

  • @SteviesWorld-mv2cn

    @SteviesWorld-mv2cn

    2 ай бұрын

    @@JPBotero717 Yes, I try to make the cold call not "so cold". Have you ever thought to drop a interesting fly in their mailbox and then come back next week and ask if they get the flyer? Then you maybe have a different way to start the conversation. I don't know if this will work, I just starting to try it.

  • @brianholleran6340
    @brianholleran63402 ай бұрын

    really sounds similar to a lot of jis concepts are much like jim camp negotiations... jims is just a little more geared to big negotiation deals and not one on pne sales... in a large corporate negotiation jeremy and his tactics would have no chance

  • @darrelljohn3574
    @darrelljohn35744 ай бұрын

    Has he considered branding him self and create his own sales organization?

  • @hermilogarcia7510
    @hermilogarcia75102 ай бұрын

    How would you apply this to inside sales? His methods seems amazing for in-person/direct sales and multi level marketing. Any insight is greatly appreciated!

  • @consultingwithaaran
    @consultingwithaaran7 ай бұрын

    I swear I just heard Jeremy miner saying just this

  • @kravmagaCDK

    @kravmagaCDK

    6 ай бұрын

    Thats because he stole it years ago from Micheal Oliver

  • @darrelljohn3574

    @darrelljohn3574

    4 ай бұрын

    Did he truly steal it? Or did he develop a similar methodology to Michael??

  • @SteviesWorld-mv2cn

    @SteviesWorld-mv2cn

    3 ай бұрын

    He stole it. You can even see a review of Miner on the page of Oliver@@darrelljohn3574

  • @jeremybtate

    @jeremybtate

    2 ай бұрын

    @@darrelljohn3574 Michael Oliver taught him it. Jeremy Miner actually wrote a testimonial about how Oliver helped him.

  • @JPBotero717

    @JPBotero717

    2 ай бұрын

    @@darrelljohn3574was under Michael belt for several years. It is funny that Gabe’s more credit to Bryan Tracy than Michael. And the model is exact the same. I guest Jeremy focus more on tonality. Other than that I think I just steal it

  • @patriciamckeon4650
    @patriciamckeon46507 ай бұрын

    I am not driven by money either....$150K per year is enough for me to Enjoy living a life of Travel and Beaching

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