Selling yourself is HARD. In fact, it’s one of the biggest stumbling blocks for both new and seasoned entrepreneurs - especially women! Even when you know for a fact that your offer is EXACTLY what your audience needs, talking about it can feel super uncomfortable - so why is that? And how can we start showing up and asking for the sale with more confidence?
In this episode of Marketing Sucks, sales queen Britteney Ofodile breaks down her favourite sales strategies and reveals her secret to selling in a way that actually feels GOOD (yep, you read that right!). Tune in as we discuss the impact of a good wardrobe glow-up, the key to building warm and authentic connections, and why you should think about sales and marketing as a dating game!
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Guest bio: Britteney Ofodile (pronounced oh-fo-dee-lay) helps women level up their businesses, show up as their authentic selves, and align it all to their driven purpose. With 20+ years of experience in corporate America, she has built and led teams, coached and mentored others, and improved their performance proficiency. Now, she takes that same energy, drive, and passion and moves her clients forward.
Timestamps:
00:12 Meet Britteney Ofodile
03:35 Shifting your view of sales
05:08 Selling one thing v. multiple things
06:26 Selling that feels good
08:46 How to talk to your audience
10:14 The dating game
12:30 Moving from soft sales to hard sales
16:51 Setting up for the sales conversation
18:24 Two cringey sales mistakes
22:07 Britteney’s takeaways & your action item
25:25 Quick-fire questions
27:57 Outro
Links mentioned:
Britteney Ofodile
Instagram: @britteney_coach
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