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DNA KINGS - 15/07/26

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Key takeaways

Wellness and Self-Improvement

Key wellness & self-care / mindset strategies

  • Psychological support for sales performance: The team brings in an on-call psychologist to help participants understand what’s happening “inside us.” The approach emphasizes that sales techniques alone aren’t enough—mental and emotional understanding matters.
  • Emotional control when facing difficult customers: For reserved customers, the guidance is to calm down, breathe, avoid bombarding with questions, and steer clear of anxious controlling behavior.
  • Consistency as a daily practice: Repeated training (“learn through repetition”) and continuous development—small improvements day by day—build confidence and reduce performance strain.
  • Be proactive with your own attitude: The teaching frames results as driven by more than knowledge/skills: attitude determines outcomes, including how you wake up, behave at work, and treat customers.
  • Positive energy & genuine presence: A practical mindset tip is to greet with intention (e.g., “good morning” meaning it). Also, focus on the customer’s signals rather than distractions.

Key productivity / learning system strategies (training & performance)

Continuous development loop (day-by-day)

  • Create a schedule for development and practice it daily.
  • Improve a little more each day: repetition makes performance more automatic.

Train in modules + supporting materials

  • Training is delivered step-by-step, module by module (with “sale closing” as the concluding phase).
  • Use Extranet/electronic booklet support materials to reference and reinforce learning.

Repetition + reference = mastery

  • Rewatch/support materials are encouraged because people can’t absorb everything at once.
  • Consistency is presented as the bridge between learning and real-world results.

Key sales productivity & customer-service techniques (especially in the “sales closing” module)

Closing starts earlier than the “close”

  • Approach + connection
  • Thorough assessment/probing
  • Product demonstration
  • Objection handling
  • Then closing becomes easier because value is already established.

Consultative sales (don’t “sell at” customers)

  • Help customers make the best decision.
  • The seller’s role is guidance and building trust: trust in brand, product, seller, and “I’m making a good deal.”

Use buying signals to close

Buying signals include:

  • Questions about price/size/payment/colors
  • Asking about alternatives
  • Trying on
  • Mirror checks
  • Exchange questions

Use the mirror as a decision tool

  • Fitting room = try
  • Mirror = decide
  • Put outfits together so customers can visualize themselves confidently.

Bring 3 options (“three chances”)

  • Golden tip: when fitting, bring three pairs/shades/options (not just one) so customers can choose without you losing the sales window.

Upselling vs cross-selling (position the add-on correctly)

  • Cross-selling: add a complementary item the customer can benefit from.
  • Upselling: “upgrade” to a higher-value or better-fit product after the customer has accepted the core purchase.
  • Framing matters: it should complement the experience, not push.

Customer profile handling (no one-size-fits-all)

  • Indecisive customer: help them get organized; identify the type of indecision by observing verbal + behavioral cues (not your assumptions).
  • Hesitant customer with many questions/doubts: validate concerns by rephrasing, don’t invalidate; help evaluate and decide.
  • Price-comparison customers: don’t argue; create criteria (comfort, durability, style, etc.) using your technical knowledge.
  • Reserved customer: reduce pressure, don’t overwhelm with questions; create an opening and offer support (“I’m here if you need me”).
  • “I’ll think about it / come back later”: don’t insist—understand what’s missing; uncover possible hidden objections and keep the connection.

Friend-accompanied customers (social validation tactic)

  • Handle the “friend” using open-ended questions and include them so the friend can share opinions / try items.
  • If you win over the friend, it helps close the deal.

Key team/leadership productivity practices

  • People development over management: Developing people means scheduled daily practice and continuous growth. Leaders support, encourage, and reinforce training so employees can make better decisions.
  • Team roles during customer service:
    • Pair-work model: one handles the customer while another manages stock/back tasks.
    • Managers may support, distract, and make customers/friends feel important, increasing buy confidence.

Presenters / sources

  • Thaís (speaker/presenter throughout)
  • Junior (speaker; supports module flow and sales principles)
  • Robertinho (speaker; provides updates/participation and asks/answers)
  • Pedrinho (team member; appears regarding media/message; also associated with recorded audio/video)
  • Fabiano Simões (director; special guest message via audio/video)
  • Igor (CEO mentioned in Fabiano’s message)
  • Marília (HR/boss mentioned as supporting and giving feedback)
  • Fabiano (board member referenced as giving feedback on material)
  • Igor (credited with a project/idea to turn into results at point of sale)
  • Edna (participant who provided feedback during Q&A)

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