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COMMONPLACE BUT STUDY-BASED
NONVERBAL SALES TIPS THAT WORK
PRESENTED BY DEWAN V. S. GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS INDIA
IN SALES,
IT’S IMPORTANT
TO KNOW WHEN
AND HOW TO
SPEAK.
Ask questions to understand
your prospect’s needs
Don’t introduce a product
right away
Speak to prospects as if
they’re your friends
Sales isn’t just about words, though.
Gestures also play an important role.
IF YOU’RE SERIOUS ABOUT CLOSING A
DEAL, KEEP THESE STUDY-BASED
NONVERBAL SALES TIPS IN MIND.
BE ENTHUSIASTIC
In a study conducted in 2005, subjects were asked to
rate their thirst and hunger. Then they were exposed to
a series of subliminal photos of happy, angry or neutral
faces – masked each time by a neutral face.
Source: UCSD News
1
Happy, neutral, or angry
(subliminal – 16 msec)
Neutral mask
(visible – 400 msec)
AFTERWARDS THE SUBJECTS WERE ASKED TO TASTE AND
EVALUATE A SMALL, PREDETERMINED SAMPLE OF A DRINK.
Subjects with a high level of thirst who were subliminally
exposed to a happy face said they would be willing to
pay more for the drink and would want more of it.
Source: UCSD News
RESULT:
EXPOSED TO A happy Face An angry face
Willingness to pay 38 cents 10 cents
Wanting more half-cup 1-2 sips
FACTS:
During a normal conversation, a person should
make eye contact 60% to 70% of the time, to create
a sense of emotional connection.
Source: WSJ | Forbes
USE EYE CONTACT WISELY
However, while eye contact
may signify trust and empathy
in friendly situations, it can
also be associated with
dominance in adversarial
situations.
2
IN ONE STUDY, RESEARCHERS TRACKED THE
PARTICIPANTS’ EYE MOVEMENTS WHILE
WATCHING A SPEAKER EXPRESS HIS VIEWS
ABOUT A SOCIO-POLITICAL VIDEO.
Source: Forbes
Participants who spent more time looking into the
speaker’s eyes were less persuaded by his argument –
unless they already agreed with the speaker’s
opinions.
RESULT:
STAND AND SIT UP STRAIGHT -
NOT ONLY TO APPEAR BUT ALSO
TO FEEL CONFIDENT.
KEEP A CONFIDENT POSTURE3
THOSE WHO SAT SLUMPED
HAD LOWER WORK-RELATED
SELF-CONFIDENCE THAN
THOSE WHO SAT UP STRAIGHT.
Source: Psychology Today
Participants in another study were
told either to sit up straight or to
slouch while completing a mock
job evaluation. They then rated
how fit they felt they were for the
job.
RESULT:
High-power body language is open and relaxed.
Low-power body language is closed and guarded.
Source: JamesClear
DO “HIGH-POWER POSES”
PRIOR TO IMPORTANT MEETINGS
4
Source: Entrepreneur
NEUTRAL RECRUITERS
CONSISTENTLY PREFERED TO
HIRE PARTICIPANTS WHO HAD
PRACTICED POWERFUL POSES.
Researchers asked participants to
perform either powerful or weak
poses for two minutes before
undergoing a job interview.
RESULT:
There were also changes in the hormones of the
participants. Those who performed a powerful pose
had an increase in testosterone level and a decrease
in cortisol level.
Testosterone
Helps people focus
and lead better
Cortisol
Makes people
reactive to stress
Powerful pose 20% increase 10% decrease
Weak pose 25% decrease 15% increase
Source: Entrepreneur
IN SALES, ALWAYS REMEMBER THERE ARE TWO
IMPORTANT LANGUAGES:
BODY AND VERBAL
THANK YOU

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sales tips

  • 1. COMMONPLACE BUT STUDY-BASED NONVERBAL SALES TIPS THAT WORK PRESENTED BY DEWAN V. S. GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS INDIA
  • 2. IN SALES, IT’S IMPORTANT TO KNOW WHEN AND HOW TO SPEAK. Ask questions to understand your prospect’s needs Don’t introduce a product right away Speak to prospects as if they’re your friends
  • 3. Sales isn’t just about words, though. Gestures also play an important role. IF YOU’RE SERIOUS ABOUT CLOSING A DEAL, KEEP THESE STUDY-BASED NONVERBAL SALES TIPS IN MIND.
  • 4. BE ENTHUSIASTIC In a study conducted in 2005, subjects were asked to rate their thirst and hunger. Then they were exposed to a series of subliminal photos of happy, angry or neutral faces – masked each time by a neutral face. Source: UCSD News 1 Happy, neutral, or angry (subliminal – 16 msec) Neutral mask (visible – 400 msec)
  • 5. AFTERWARDS THE SUBJECTS WERE ASKED TO TASTE AND EVALUATE A SMALL, PREDETERMINED SAMPLE OF A DRINK. Subjects with a high level of thirst who were subliminally exposed to a happy face said they would be willing to pay more for the drink and would want more of it. Source: UCSD News RESULT: EXPOSED TO A happy Face An angry face Willingness to pay 38 cents 10 cents Wanting more half-cup 1-2 sips FACTS:
  • 6. During a normal conversation, a person should make eye contact 60% to 70% of the time, to create a sense of emotional connection. Source: WSJ | Forbes USE EYE CONTACT WISELY However, while eye contact may signify trust and empathy in friendly situations, it can also be associated with dominance in adversarial situations. 2
  • 7. IN ONE STUDY, RESEARCHERS TRACKED THE PARTICIPANTS’ EYE MOVEMENTS WHILE WATCHING A SPEAKER EXPRESS HIS VIEWS ABOUT A SOCIO-POLITICAL VIDEO. Source: Forbes Participants who spent more time looking into the speaker’s eyes were less persuaded by his argument – unless they already agreed with the speaker’s opinions. RESULT:
  • 8. STAND AND SIT UP STRAIGHT - NOT ONLY TO APPEAR BUT ALSO TO FEEL CONFIDENT. KEEP A CONFIDENT POSTURE3
  • 9. THOSE WHO SAT SLUMPED HAD LOWER WORK-RELATED SELF-CONFIDENCE THAN THOSE WHO SAT UP STRAIGHT. Source: Psychology Today Participants in another study were told either to sit up straight or to slouch while completing a mock job evaluation. They then rated how fit they felt they were for the job. RESULT:
  • 10. High-power body language is open and relaxed. Low-power body language is closed and guarded. Source: JamesClear DO “HIGH-POWER POSES” PRIOR TO IMPORTANT MEETINGS 4
  • 11. Source: Entrepreneur NEUTRAL RECRUITERS CONSISTENTLY PREFERED TO HIRE PARTICIPANTS WHO HAD PRACTICED POWERFUL POSES. Researchers asked participants to perform either powerful or weak poses for two minutes before undergoing a job interview. RESULT:
  • 12. There were also changes in the hormones of the participants. Those who performed a powerful pose had an increase in testosterone level and a decrease in cortisol level. Testosterone Helps people focus and lead better Cortisol Makes people reactive to stress Powerful pose 20% increase 10% decrease Weak pose 25% decrease 15% increase Source: Entrepreneur
  • 13. IN SALES, ALWAYS REMEMBER THERE ARE TWO IMPORTANT LANGUAGES: BODY AND VERBAL