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Their description should also include psychographic data: how people think. You can sell more effectively when you know how your customer thinks and is going to buy. Psychographic data might include whether your customer is a risk-taker or not, whether your customer is health conscious or not, or whether your customer is a status-seeker or not. You can do well selling to risk-averse customers if you're able to communicate and reduce their perception of risk; you'll do worse if you're unable to reduce their perception of risk.<ref>[https://www.allbusiness.com/sales-prospecting-116817-1.html ''Sales Is Not a Numbers Game — It’s a Prospecting Game''], AllBusiness.com</ref>}}
Their description should also include psychographic data: how people think. You can sell more effectively when you know how your customer thinks and is going to buy. Psychographic data might include whether your customer is a risk-taker or not, whether your customer is health conscious or not, or whether your customer is a status-seeker or not. You can do well selling to risk-averse customers if you're able to communicate and reduce their perception of risk; you'll do worse if you're unable to reduce their perception of risk.<ref>[https://www.allbusiness.com/sales-prospecting-116817-1.html ''Sales Is Not a Numbers Game — It’s a Prospecting Game''], AllBusiness.com</ref>}}
== Healthy balance between listening and talking during the sales process ==
Talking too much is often an issue among rookie salespeople. Despite knowing it can turn off prospects and hinder a sale, even seasoned sales representatives still find themselves doing it. Replacing speaking too much with listening is a must for salespeople to improve and maximize their sales efforts.<ref>[https://salesfuel.com/talking-too-much-why-you-do-it-how-to-stop/ Talking Too Much: Why You Do It & How to Stop]</ref>
==References==
==References==