Split Second Selling will show you how to increase your sales and align with customer value. Based on over 26 years of research and experience, Drew Stevens provides a simple and easy to use formula to get you from the starting line to the finish line. Drew has condensed the myriad of selling concepts and ideas into a simple and easy to remember formula known as PRACTICE™.

The PRACTICE formula takes the selling representative from tactician to strategist. Strategy creates value and commissions, tacticians create competition. Athletes practice to strategize their game plan through repetition. The selling profession emulates athletics. Strategies and efficiencies are creating by practicing sales! To get finish line results and higher commissions, you must PRACTICE every day! And similar to the athlete, repetition is the key to individual success.

As Mohammed Ali once said, “It's the repetition of affirmations that leads to belief.”

The seven steps of PRACTICE are:

• Planning – The most vital process for any successful sales professional. Sales professionals must plan each call and be prepared to offer prospective clients all the essential information.
• Rapport – Building rapport is one of the largest hurdles for any sales representative. You have to get to know strangers. You must always discover new ways to connect to people and help them resolve their issues.
• Attention – Buyers today are distracted by email, voicemail, the internet, remote controls, cell phones, etc. Sales professionals must rise above the din to be heard. And, more importantly, you must keep the buyer’s interest in spite of the multiple distractions that are clamoring for their attention.
• Conviction – Each call must be customized with the tools and techniques that can truly reach the buyer. Items such as testimonials, statistical studies, charts, graphs, and schematics are just some of the items you will need.
• Trial Close –The only way to determine if you are in line with the prospects’ wants and needs is to ask. Many sales professionals don’t.
• Interest – If you want someone to buy something from you, it is necessary that you interest them. This means using tools like rapport-building and fact-finding to determine if there is alignment between the prospect’s interest and the perceived value.
• Close – Never forget to ask for what you came to obtain. Closing is one of the most vital steps in the sales process. If you do not close, you do not make any money.
• Education/Enthusiasm – Selling is a unique business. Your interest or lack thereof will illustrate itself during every presentation. And your enthusiasm must reign, even though you will get much rejection in the sales game. Sales professionals can learn something with every call or presentation. Always have an open mind and be learning, and you will gain much.

Split Second Selling not only includes selling techniques and procedures but also includes ideas and principles that will help you to add to the quality of your life and your career. Split Second Selling will illustrate how to:

• Identify client needs easier
• Become more efficient and productive in the selling process
• Enhance customer relations
• Understand the role of today’s sales professional
• Improve your ability to communicate with others

Pick up this book and begin using it now! Let it illustrate how to create confidence, enthusiasm and passion for selling. Let the book become the catalyst that provides a path to finding the decision maker, the ideology to convince your prospective buyer, the mechanism that defies objection barriers and the structure that clearly sends you straight to the finish line! There exist a host of assets in this book long before you finish reading it. These ideas are meant to provide split second results!