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Work On Closing The Sale!
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Samuel Negron
leadersclubjuno.com
MakeNetMoney
http://www.makenetmoney.com/samsr
Many people are good at the beginning part of the selling
presentation. Asking questions, sharing information,
learning the buyer's needs and figuring out how to satisfy
those needs. Less than 5% of this time is spent on closing
the sale. And yet, if you are not effective at closing the
sale, you would have wasted your time. I'll explain some
basics regarding this portion of your presentation.
Popular opinion is that there is always going to be a
particular moment when it's best to ask for the sale. I beg
to differ from that opinion. I believe it's up to you to
control the time when your ready to ask for the sale by
having an effective presentation. That moment has to be
created by you! Makes sense, doesn't it? Of course it
does! Your presentation must be jam packed with benefits
and it's very important that you follow a logical path
in demonstrating those benefits to close the sale. As you
perfect your presentation it will become clear when to
ask for the sale. Remember, you must always ask for the
sale! A great time to ask for it is when you have just
overcome an objection which was posed. At that point,
you've tipped the balance in your favor. While it doesn't
always work, it's a good time to try.
Pay close attention to your prospects words and expressions.
These give you great clues when it's best to seize the moment
and ask for the sale. Again, this comes with experience and
how sharp your presentation is delivered. Asking for the
sale is the most important component of your presentation.
Work on it steadily and logically and it will bear great fruit!
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Samuel Negron,
Internet/Network Marketer
http://www.makenetmoney.com/samsr
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