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Tag: Sales Process

Home Posts Tagged "Sales Process"

Overcome Objections

July 21, 2019Ready-Written MaterialsCustomer Service, Objections, Sales, Sales Processadmin

This session on overcoming objections focuses on handling the questions and concerns that customers have that makes them reluctant to buy. Objections are nothing to be worried about. They are a normal part of the sales process – people want to be sure that they are doing the right thing before they buy, so want......

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Close The Sale

July 21, 2019Ready-Written MaterialsClosing, Customer Service, Sales, Sales Processadmin

This session on closing the sale focuses on how you can influence the customer to make a buying decision. Many people are afraid of ‘closing the sale’ because they feel it is about forcing customers into something that they don’t want. This is not true – closing the sale is simply about prompting the customer......

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Qualify Customers

July 21, 2019Ready-Written MaterialsCustomer Service, Questioning, Sales, Sales Processadmin

This session on qualifying customers focuses on one of the most important aspects of selling: understanding the customer. Many people hate having to sell to other people and indeed they hate being sold. This is usually because the salesperson tries to force the customer through a process without really considering the customer. Good sales people......

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This session on qualifying customers focuses on one of the most important aspects of selling: understanding the customer. Many people hate having to sell to other people and indeed they hate being sold. This is usually because the salesperson tries to force the customer through a process without really considering the customer. Good sales people...

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