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Casual Articles - 5 Easy Steps to Closing the Sale: Step V
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Have you ever made a bad hire and wondered how it happened? The resume looked good, the candidate seemed to interview well — he or she said all the right things — yet after you made the hire you realized you made a big mistake. How could that happen? Wh
I chose the phrase ‘Gaining Agreement’ because that’s what you’re doing. It’s much easier to think about agreement than to think about ‘Closing’. Most people associate the term closing with twisting someone’s arm to get them to sign something. That’s not what you’re doing. You’re gaining their agreement to buy your product or to engage your services.
If you recall in the previous section, we asked the prospect their time frame for a potential purchase. After they reply, you’re ready to ask a closing question. Let’s assume they’ve said they’ll make a change in 90 days. Can’t close them today? Wrong. If you don’t ask what would prompt them to change, you’ll never know if they might close sooner than 90 days.
If you don’t ask, you’ll never know. Because this can be somewhat uncomfortable for a beginner, try this simple question: “Is there anything that would prompt you to make this purchase today, instead of in 90 day
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If you recall in the previous section, we asked the prospect their time frame for a potential purchase. After they reply, you’re ready to ask a closing question. Let’s assume they’ve said they’ll make a change in 90 days. Can’t close them today? Wrong. If you don’t ask what would prompt them to change, you’ll never know if they might close sooner than 90 days.
If you don’t ask, you’ll never know. Because this can be somewhat uncomfortable for a beginner, try this simple question: “Is there anything that would prompt you to make this purchase today, instead of in 90 da
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If you recall in the previous section, we asked the prospect their time frame for a potential purchase. After they reply, you’re ready to ask a closing question. Let’s assume they’ve said they’ll make a change in 90 days. Can’t close them today? Wrong. If you don’t ask what would prompt them to change, you’ll never know if they might close sooner than 90 days.
If you don’t ask, you’ll never know. Because this can be somewhat uncomfortable for a beginner, try this simple question: “Is there anything that would prompt you to make this purchase today, instead of in 90 da
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If you don’t ask, you’ll never know. Because this can be somewhat uncomfortable for a beginner, try this simple question: “Is there anything that would prompt you to make this purchase today, instead of in 90 da
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This is also the point where price should be raised. Your prospect should ask the question. They can’t agree to buy something when they don’t know the price. Once you give the price, BE QUIET. No matter how badly you want to say something, don’t. They need to respond to the price you’ve given them. If they say it’s ok, you’re ready to gain agreement.
What if they don’t agree?
Listen to the objection.
Respond to their concern.
Go through the solutions you’re providing.
Ask another closing question.
They’ll probably return to price. This is a good place to be, because you’re not selling them anymore, you’re negotiating price. Ask them if a 10%
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