Blair Singer

Be a Teacher and a Leader In Business

January 31, 2022 by Queue Simple

Without this… you CANNOT scale your business.

Without it… you will be forever stuck in the rat race.

You see… Your business… your team looks up to you as a leader in business.

They rely on your direction and your vision to grow — personally, professionally and scale your business.

The problem with most entrepreneurs, solo entrepreneurs, is this… as you get better at something, it all becomes about you.

Your ability to see the future. Your ability to have a great vision. Your ability to execute and to sell your ideas or products. Your ability to make things happen.

While it might be flattering…

… it will never allow you to grow your business.

Without this seventh step on this path to your scalable business where you can get out of the rat race of your own business, it’ll never happen.

Click “Play,” turn up the sound, and watch until the end of the video above. Inside, you will get the keys to making it through the 7th step to growing your business.

To go even faster, click here >>

If you missed the 1st step to moving from self employed to fully scalable business…

Your journey to a scalable business starts here (Click here) >>

Dealing With “Public Enemy Number One”

January 24, 2022 by Queue Simple

Step six on your way to our successfully scalable business is dealing with “public enemy number one”.

What is it?

Why is it important you get it out of the way?

Click “Play” on the video above to figure out what “public enemy number one” is, and how to fight this enemy on your ascent to your business Apex.

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If you missed the first step to moving from Self Employed to fully scalable Business, click here →

Negotiate to a YES

January 21, 2022 by Blair Singer

I’ve covered the first four steps of the selling cycle.

The fifth step is how to handle objections and turning a no into a yes.

Somewhere during this negotiation, whether it’s online or offline, you’re going to find that someone is going to say no.

They might say that they don’t have any interest in what you’re offering. Or, they don’t have enough money.

People will say “no” because they don’t understand or because they have Little Voices going on all about it.

Your job is to have the skill to turn a no into a yes.

How do you do it?

Through acknowledgment and asking questions. Learn how to handle the psychology behind the objections, which is just say “thank you” to everything.

Somebody says it’s too expensive? Thank you.

Somebody says you’re an idiot? Thank you.

You have no idea what you’re talking about? Thank you.

And then, you ask questions.

Why do you feel that way? What are you comparing it to?

Many people can’t sell because they feel terrified of public speaking. Any kind of public speaking is greater than the fear of death for most people.

Why?

Because they feel exposed.

If they mess up, everyone will see it. And it’s not so much about messing up but the embarrassment that follows. That’s what people are afraid of.

When someone says no, just remember this formula:

When your emotion goes up your intelligence goes down.

That means you’ll want to keep your cool, say thank you, then ask questions that may make them change their mind.

You’ll be more than ready to handle someone saying no to you and you’re not going to allow your emotion to go up.

That’s all there is to step five – objection handling.

And you can use this formula to turn a no into a yes.

If you want know the secrets to negotiate to a YES, online or offline so they trust, love, and respect you within minutes, I’d like to invite you to click here >>

Make or Break – Scaling Your Business Is All About… THIS!

January 17, 2022 by Queue Simple

It’s a no-brainer… Sales equals income.

If you have no sales, you have no income.

No income means you have no business.

If you have no business… scalability is obviously out of the question.

You see…

Revenue is the lifeblood of your organization. It’s your make or break point on your quest of climbing from a solopreneur to a successful business person.

Most business owners think they need more and more leads if they want to bring in even more sales and income.

What do you think?

Remember, getting more leads means you need to spend more in terms of financial resources… or time… or BOTH. Spending more means you are losing your income.

This is a vicious cycle.

You do not want to be trapped in this cycle.

What if there was a way to earn even more without spending a dime!

The good news is…There is!

Click “Play” on the video above, and I’ll show you how to mine precious inputs about making or breaking your business…

Or… If you’d like to go even faster, click here >>

I want to see you at the top.

This video is part 5 of my Business Apex series about moving from Self Employed to fully scalable Business. Click here for the first step to get start your journey >>

Constructing a Sales Presentation

January 16, 2022 by Drisana

After the first three steps of the selling cycle, you’re about to move on to the fourth.

This step is all about constructing a sales presentation.

But, before I get into that, I’d like to offer a side tip:

If you’re only starting your business now, you can work for free. Know that it won’t be free work in the end because you’ll be doing it in exchange for a testimonial. You’ll also learn a lot about your clientele and their problems, which will help you in the future.

So, back to our sales presentation. It’s quite simple with just a few things to keep in mind:

Make sure you’ve added value along the way. And this applies whether it’s a formal presentation, a public presentation, or a group presentation.

I remember when I was selling expensive computer equipment. Trying to close a huge client, I was visiting them for three months. I was giving them suggestions and helping the guys in the warehouse. So, I learned what their problems were.

When you make a presentation, restate the problems you’ve learned about your client. Tell them the consequences of the problems if left unattended – never just point out the problems.

Present your solution. You don’t need to say much about it. You can simply say it’s your six-month sales training program. And then move quickly to the next step, which is what we call FB: features and benefits.
Features and benefits are old-school. Tell the client what they’ll be getting out of your solution. The benefits are not always obvious so you need to present them. You’re helping them to connect the dots.

After that, make the offer.

Don’t elaborate too much. People like PowerPoint presentations and all that, but make sure you stick to the formula.

And if you want to be a good presenter, you need to practice, practice, practice.

That’s if you want to get good at making money. However well you do this and the next step will determine this.

I’ll be back with what the next one is.

Be Awesome,

Blair

If you want know the how to construct a sales presentation, online or offline so your customers trust, love, and respect you within minutes, I’d like to invite you to click here >>

The Most Difficult Step to Scale a Business?

January 11, 2022 by Queue Simple

What’s the most difficult step when you scale a business?

You may think it’s taking the first step to open a business, right?

Wrong.

Before you begin up the mountain of business, you need to assemble a team to join you in your ascent.

To recruit your team just before you start to scale is perhaps the most difficult part when you want to scale a business.

So why is it the hardest?

Well, many people say… “because I don’t have any money to hire a team.”

Who says you will hire them?

Who said you need to have the money to do that?

Assembling a team to help you scale is not as difficult as you think. If your mission is compelling enough, you will assemble the right people at the right time.

Click “Play” and turn up the sound, and I’ll show you how you can assemble your dream team fast.

Or… If you’d like to go even faster, click here >>

When you properly assemble your team, they will help you to your business summit.

I want to see you at the top.

This video is part 4 of my Business Apex series about moving from Self Employed to fully scalable Business. Click here for the first step to get start your journey >>

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