• From Curiosity to Closing: Mastering Trust in Technical Sales

  • Sep 16 2024
  • Length: 32 mins
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From Curiosity to Closing: Mastering Trust in Technical Sales

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  • In this episode of Altar of the Demo Gods, hosts Keith Wilson and John Morton discuss the crucial topic of building trust and rapport in sales engineering and technical sales. Drawing from their extensive experience in cybersecurity, they explore strategies for establishing genuine connections with clients who are often cautious and skeptical.

    Keith and John delve into the importance of authenticity, integrity, and curiosity in the sales process. They share personal anecdotes about how being genuinely interested in solving a client's problem—not just making a sale—can set you apart from the competition. The hosts also touch on the challenges of rapidly building trust in fast-paced sales cycles and offer practical tips for overcoming these hurdles.

    Key Topics Discussed:

    • The significance of trust and rapport in sales engineering.
    • Strategies for building authentic relationships with clients.
    • The role of curiosity and genuine interest in client interactions.
    • Balancing the need for quick sales cycles with the time it takes to build trust.
    • The impact of integrity and reliability on long-term client relationships.
    • The value of being present and consistent in professional settings.
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