Three Simple AI Process Every Seller Should Be Adopting | Stan Robinson - 1880

Everywhere you turn, there’s a new AI tool being developed, and you may be hesitant to try them out. AI technology is here to advance how we do things, especially within the sales industry. However, people tend to misuse them. Luckily, my guest, Stan Robinson, is here to share three AI techniques you can integrate into your workflow.

Meet Stan Robinson

• Stan is the Chief Coaching Officer of Social Sales Link, which teaches revenue-driven professionals to create more trust-based sales conversations using LinkedIn, Sales Navigator, and AI.
• Having coached over 1,000 business development professionals on social selling, Stan, who studied Psychology at Harvard and international affairs at Princeton, continues to expand his expertise through ongoing courses on sales, leadership, and AI.

AI for Sales Reps: How to Work Smarter

• AI tools shouldn’t replace your work ethic; instead, you should be using them to enhance your sales skills. Stan shares how sales reps should be using AI:
• Messaging that connects: Don’t use AI tools to create generic outreach messages. Instead, use them to tailor your messages based on a prospect’s industry, role, and unique challenges.
• Role-playing: Sales leaders can use AI-powered role-playing tools to help their reps prepare for real objections on calls. You can train it to act as a tough prospect with a price concern and refine responses in a low-pressure environment.
• Faster research: The best thing about AI technology is that it cuts down on the time spent doing research. Use AI to scan industry trends, analyze competitors, and summarize prospects’ pain points. This can help you quickly understand your buyers and craft a more natural, personalized message.

AI Should Enhance the Human Touch—Not Replace It

• Sales is all about building relationships, so use AI to make your efforts more effective. Stan shares these tips to keep the human touch when using AI tools:
• Build trust: Buyers connect with people, not bots.
• Use AI for support: Let AI assist in research and messaging—but keep conversations personal.
• Stay in control: The best sales reps use AI strategically while focusing on building genuine connections.

"AI tools are not going to take your jobs. It’s the individuals who are learning how to converse with the tools who will take away the jobs. So, start using AI tools to make them work for you.” - Stan Robinson

Resources

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