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6 - Profiling³ in Sales: Sell Better and More

               You can use your profiling skills to your advantage in these sales
               situations. But before that, here's a story that Frank experienced.

                 "Cobbler, stick to your values!"


                 I  met  a  well-known  managing  director  of  a  very  well-known  jewelry
                 chain who, as a green and yellow guy, proudly told me how important
                 the topics of customer satisfaction and customer loyalty were for him.
                 He  told  me  that  he  recently  had  a  customer  in  front  of  him  who
                 absolutely  wanted  to  buy  a  60,000  euro  watch  -  and  he,  i.e.  the
                 managing director, had done everything in his power to dissuade him.
                 The reason: The managing director had the feeling that the customer
                 might  not  have  been  happy  with  this  purchase  after  all.  In  short,  he
                 ultimately  kept  at  the  customer  until  he  left  the  store  without  that
                 particular watch - although it may of course be the case that he went
                 elsewhere to buy it.


                 But  why  was  this  still  the  right  decision  for  the  managing  director?
                 Because it was in complete harmony with his inner values: his INSIGHTS
                 MDI®   profile   subsequently  showed  that  he  has  a  highly  social  motive,  a
                 very high aesthetic-harmonic motive and a very low economic motive.


                 Now you might say that man is wrong in his place - but it turns out that
                 he  is  successful  nevertheless.  That's  surely  also  because  in  this  high-
                 priced business, a different, more restrained way of advising and selling
                 is  the  order  of  the  day  anyway:  customers  in  this  price  category
                 definitely reward it when they get the feeling that someone really only
                 wants  their  best  -  and  that  doesn't  mean  simply  "ripping  off"  their
                 money.









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