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The Seven StepsYou Need To Know To Closing A Sale


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Bob Brolhorst
bbrolhorstwave5marketing.com

A-1 Internet Marketing Newsletter
http://www.wave5marketing.com/newsletter.htm


The Seven StepsYou Need To Know To Closing A Sale

By Bob Brolhorst



There are thousands of books out there teaching sales people on how to turn

more prospects into customers, how to increase their sales, and convince people

to buy. Almost all of these books contain the seven fundamental steps that

salespeople use effectively in selling their products. These are the seven steps

for closing a sale.



1) Get your prospects to tell you where hisinterests are and the fundamental

reasons for his interest in the product.



2) People only purchase something in order to satisfy a want or need. Ask

open ended questions to determine what fundamental need your client is trying

to fulfill by purchasing your product.



3) To gain agreement and guide your customers to a positive conclusion, you

must ask questions that require only a yes or no answer.



4) Use descriptive terms and phases in your questions in a manner that compel

emotions in your customers. Make them feel that they need the product,

and help them visualize how much better their life will be after the purchase.



5) As you proceed through the sales process, ask your customers if they would

like to purchase now. Initially this is used to see to what degree your customers

are interested to determine what hurdles lie ahead in finalizing the deal.



6) General responses from the customer such as "I have to think about it"

cannot be accepted as the final step in the sale. Ask which specific questions

to the customer to get a more detailed answer. Is it money, or is there

something missing in the product or service? Find out what is standing in the

way of the customer purchasing the product or service. What specific items

does the prospect still need to be sold on?



7) Finally, is ask for the sale Ask for the sale. This is the most important step

in any sales process. During the sales process, ask the customer to make

the commitment. If they say no, find out all the obstacles that is keeping

them from buying the product or service. Address any specific concerns and ask

again. Continue to ask for the sale after each objection is addressed until the

customer makes the commitment to buy, but don't over pressure the customer

to buy. This may work for some people, but as a whole no one wants to be

pressured into buying something they are unsure of and a honest salesperson

will not feel good about the sale.



Bob Brolhorst

Wave 5 Marketing

bbrolhorstwave5marketing.com

http://www.wave5marketing.com





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