Blue and Red Prospects – Color Personalities Part 3

In today’s final installment of our Prospect Color Personalities series we are going to cover the final two colors: Blues and Reds.

Blues:

 

They are a fairly small section of the population covering only about 15% of the population. Though you probably know a large number of them, especially in the network marketing arena, because they tend to stick out just a bit.

These are you fun loving, life of the party type of people. They tend to smile and laugh a lot, and are usually loved by all.

Blues are often very stylish and they tend to attract welcomed attention. These are your sales people, entertainers, and public speakers. Always out in front of the crowd.

Strengths:

Enthusiastic, Great Promotors, Creative, Open

Weaknesses:

Talk too much, Unorganized, Poor follow-up

Because they can be a bit unorganized, make sure to have a solid system in place for them to follow so that their other skills can shine. These can be some of the best people to have on your team, so be sure to be on the lookout for them. They shouldn’t be hard to spot!

Reds:

They also make up about 15% of the population and are your more dominate, aggressive types. They are very focused and direct in everything they do, though they sometimes come off as a bit egotistical.

Though they can make wonderful leaders because they are all about getting the job done and turing a profit.

They are often loud, straight to the point, and are always dressed for success. These are your CEOs, Military ranks, attorneys, and loan officers.

Strengths:

Goal Oriented, Focused, Self-reliant

Weakness:

Impatient, Short-tempered, un-coachable

If you come across a red, realized that you really can’t close them. They make their own decisions, so give them the information and let them have at it. Also make sure you get straight to the point and forgo the chit chat. Reds simply don’t have the time or patience for it. Also remember that they are completely motivated by money and success, so keep the kumbaya stuff to yourself and you should be a-ok.

Final Thoughts:

I’m sure that by now you have realized how useful this information can be when dealing with a prospect. It’s almost like having a crystal ball at your disposal. However it also helps you to understand your own color personality so that you understand how you relate to others as well.

Now you get to go out and practice spotting people’s colors. It really is kind of fun! Though understand that we all have a bit of each color that makes up our unique personalities. The trick however, is to find the one that’s most dominate.

So put your listening hat on and start prospecting your way to success.

 

 

 

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Yellow and Green Prospects – Color Personalities Part 2

In this installment of learning your Prospect Color Personalities, we’re going to discuss the two largest groups of people.

Yellows and Greens.

Let’s start with the yellow people first, shall we? They make up about 35% of the population and it’s a good chance you know quite a few of them. These are the people who are always looking out for everyone.

They are also often very open with others, though they may not volunteer more than is asked and can sometimes be a bit reserved.

They are super nuturing, totally dependable, and are the type that make fantastic friends. They tend to be in occupations such as nursing, teaching, or counseling.

 

Strengths:

Patient, Supportive, Great listeners, Reliable, Team players

Weaknesses:

Very sensitive, Not goal oriented, Follower mentality, Indecisive

If you are prospecting to a yellow, then refrain from being overly pushy as this will definitely drive them away. Also, remember to talk more about the team aspect and how they can help others by joining your organization.

Now on to our greens.

They also make up about 35% of the population and like the yellows, are also friendly but soft spoken.

Though the biggest distiction about our greens is that these are the analytical people. You know, those strange people that loved algebra and accounting in school!

They are usually more conservative in both dress and attitude, and may appear a bit formal. They tend to be in occupations such as accounting, engineering, computer science.

Strengths:

Organized, Persistent, Great planners

Weaknesses:

Over-Analytical, Likes to be right, Hard to please

When prospecting to a green, know that trying to close them will probably backfire. They like to get as much information as possible before making a decision, so give them what they need and let them breath. Also, try to stay away from emotional information and stick with giving them just the facts.

In the next installment, we’ll be looking at the final two colors: Blues and Reds.

Stay tuned!