The hidden art of social selling.


Sales is the heart of your business.

You know that, and yet you do everything to avoid it.

I get it…

Selling is hard, especially when your mind is in the way.

But when you carry on like this, the odds are against you.

Courses will not sell themselves.

That’s why today we dive into the beautiful world of social selling.

You're building relationships, you have conversations

But when it comes to making an offer, you hit a roadblock.

You end up having a million conversations, and not a single offer in sight.

Sound familiar?

Let's address the elephant in the room.

Making a transition from a conversation to sales is hard.

So, how do you make this smooth as silk?

The secret is in asking the right questions.

Keep it simple.

Start by asking how people are doing, to break the ice.

People love to talk about themselves.

You just sit back and listen.

There always will be a point when they're done talking.

And they will ask you the million dollar question.

How are you doing?

KAAABLAAAAAAAM.

This is the exact moment where you make the transition from chit chat to your offer.

But hold your horses.

Don’t come in gun blazing with your sales pitch.

You don’t ask your date to get married on the first date right?

So what you do instead is what we call a pattern interrupt.

Yeah, shock their asses.

Something like this:

I help entrepreneurs to chill and make buckets of money.

WTF…?

Congratulations, you've just shocked somebody.

Uhhm, cool, how do you do that?

That’s often the next question.

So now you transitioned to explain how you work.

And at some point, you make your offer.

So, there you have it.

The art of social selling in a nutshell.

Remember…

It's all about building relationships, providing value, and making genuine connections.

With the right approach and a little finesse, you'll turn your conversations into sales.

Do you need help with this process?

Let me do this together with you.

There’s one spot left in my 1on1 program.

Let’s package your mind into different offers and make some sales.

Hit me up with a reply.

We'll have a funky convo on how we flood your business with clients.

Power to you and please go out and chill today.

Virgil “ Social Selling” Brewster.

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