What Style am I
How well you know DISC
Buying Styles
Potential Member Priorities
Adapting your DISC styles
100

I am usually the loudest in the room, I love being the center of attention and thrive on social interaction. Words that describe me are: outgoing, impulsive, people oriented, inspiring

What is an I Style? 

100

This styles looks for popularity, approval, and likes enthusiasm 

What is the I style? 

100

Potential members with this buying style know what they want and make up their minds quickly

What is a D style? 

100

This potential member wants to see competency in a member executive. They look for evidence and details to support our product

What is the C style? 

100

When working with this style you will need to respond to their questions and show dependability of our products, also build a trusting relationship. Offer support before ,during and after the sale

How do you adapt to an S style? 

200

My middle name is analytical. I thrive on knowing all the details so I can make an accurate decision

What is a C Style?

200

Both of these styles are cautious reflective

What are C and S styles? 

200

Potential members with this buying style like a friendly atmosphere and seek our opportunities to socialize

What is an I style? 

200

This potential member has little patience for lengthy discussions, they want to know the key points and they make quick decisions

What is the D style? 

200

Give details, facts and figures, be accurate and don't make mistakes, give them a time frame in which to analyze and a cut-off date in which a decision will be made

How do you adapt to a C style? 

300

I am all about the bottom line. I may seem bossy and I am very direct. Words that describe me are: task oriented, strong willed, determined

What is a D style? 

300

These two styles are often fast paced

What are D and I styles? 

300

Potential members with this buying style are careful to consider all their options and are not likely to show emotion toward the product

What is the C Style? 

300

This potential member is naturally cautious, wants to have a support system in place for any questions, they want to know you are sincere, thoughtful and genuine

What is S style? 

300

Present the bottom line, get to the point, talk in terms of results not methods, set and clarify goals and objectives

How do you adapt to a D style?

400

Change is not comfortable for me, I prefer to never rock the boat. I am usually more patient than most, I am loyal and like everyone to get along

What is an S style?

400

People with this style are not likely to argue too long

What is an S style? 

400

Potential members with this combination buying  style will show enthusiasm, is very patient and attentive listener but could hold back on true concerns 

What is the iS or Si  Style? 

400

This potential member enjoys friendly interactions and wants to get to know the member executive before they commit to anything

What is the i style? 

400

Keep the engagement focused not overloading with details, allow time to make connections, provide the big picture, use descriptive examples, allow for creative thinking

How do you adapt to an I style? 

500

People with this combination style prioritize challenge, and they want to explore all options, they also prioritize results and focus on the bottom line. 

What is a DC style or CD style?

500

These two styles are questioning and skeptical 

What are D & C styles?

500

Potential members with this combination buying style will be very focused on quality, and wants no surprises. They also want a relationship based on senerity and trust

What is the SC or CS Style? 

500

This potential member has a combination style. They want to know the key points of our product and services to help them reach an intuitive decision. They make up their minds quickly

What is the Di or iD style? 

500

Create personal relationships, focus on consistency in your presentation, be factual, and show support

How do you adapt to SC style? 

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