Selling to Personalities III
February 19, 2013![](/blog/_article_images/8858463686.jpg)
This is the third of four posts about selling to personalities in the exhibit space environment.
Today’s personality type is Analytical.
· Understanding them: They are logical, diligent and precise. They are picky and indecisive. They need organization and order. They do not like salespeople.
· Identifying them: They come cautiously into your exhibit if they come in at all. They would rather pick up your literature, go home and study it, then make a decision. They do not want a sales pitch – they want facts and details. They make the post-show ‘out of the blue’ calls you receive.
· Selling to them: Do not schmooze them. Be the consultant, not the salesperson. Do not ask them personal questions. Give them space and time. Build your case step-by-step. Make sure they leave with details. Do not try too hard to close the sale.
Next time we’ll look at Amiables. Good selling.
David Zimmerman
Southern Shows Inc.
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