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    "Closing the Sale" becomes seamless when you eliminate the guess work, remove the obstacles, and understand your customer’s buying style and mot

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    The most overlooked steps in the selling process are:

    1. Establishing Rapport – Not BS
    2. Effective Qualifying – Asking Questions.

    These two steps will make or break your “Opening” average.

    Help the customer feel comfortable with you by taking a sincere interest in their specific problems or challenges.

    Ask specific, yet "non invasive" questions to better understand your customers’ specific needs or wants. Clarify your understanding of their issues.

    Regardless of the type of product or service you sell the fundamental foundation of selling (qualifying) will always remain the same.

    "Closing the Sale" becomes seamless when you eliminate the guess work, remove the obstacles, and understand your customer’s buying style and moti

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    elling process are:

    1. Establishing Rapport – Not BS
    2. Effective Qualifying – Asking Questions.

    These two steps will make or break your “Opening” average.

    Help the customer feel comfortable with you by taking a sincere interest in their specific problems or challenges.

    Ask specific, yet "non invasive" questions to better understand your customers’ specific needs or wants. Clarify your understanding of their issues.

    Regardless of the type of product or service you sell the fundamental foundation of selling (qualifying) will always remain the same.

    "Closing the Sale" becomes seamless when you eliminate the guess work, remove the obstacles, and understand your customer’s buying style and mot

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    he customer feel comfortable with you by taking a sincere interest in their specific problems or challenges.

    Ask specific, yet "non invasive" questions to better understand your customers’ specific needs or wants. Clarify your understanding of their issues.

    Regardless of the type of product or service you sell the fundamental foundation of selling (qualifying) will always remain the same.

    "Closing the Sale" becomes seamless when you eliminate the guess work, remove the obstacles, and understand your customer’s buying style and mot

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    Regardless of the type of product or service you sell the fundamental foundation of selling (qualifying) will always remain the same.

    "Closing the Sale" becomes seamless when you eliminate the guess work, remove the obstacles, and understand your customer’s buying style and mot

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    lifying) will always remain the same.

    "Closing the Sale" becomes seamless when you eliminate the guess work, remove the obstacles, and understand your customer’s buying style and motivation. This step is accomplished in the “opening” not the “closing”.

    The most effective way to accomplish this is by asking relevant, specific questions.

    To improve your 'Closing Average' you will need to improve your 'Opening Average'.

    The quickest way to achieve this is to have a well thought out selling process with your primary focus on qualifying.

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