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Organize brainstorming sessions
By: Rasel Rasel Date: September 16, 2023, 3:53 am
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The more you know about the customer, the more likely you are to
close the sale. And don't assume you already know his answer,
either. Use questions that will help develop the conversation,
such as: What else? Tell me more about it. Do you know anyone
else with this problem? How do you normally deal with this? Talk
about price or discount last Even if you have a great discount
in your hands or the price is irresistible, leave it until the
end of the conversation. The main objective is to make the
customer listen to you until the end so that you have important
information about them.
It's more or less like this: throughout the conversation, you
have to lead the customer to understand that they need that
product or service to solve their problem. If in the end you
managed to win over the customer, the price or discount Phone
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will be like the icing on the cake. A
valuable tip is to change the word price to investment. This
simple substitution can positively change the way the customer
sees the cost of your product or service. Don't force a
conversation after three objections Previously I talked about
preparing for objections. The tip here is to be careful not to
insist too much and end up being labeled as a boring
salesperson.
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Even if you respond to all three objections, if the customer
continues to say no, thank them for their patience and end the
conversation politely. In the future, that customer may be
contacted again and may remember the conversation they had with
you, so it is important to leave a good first impression. Follow
up Follow up is to get in touch with the customer again. Either
because you scheduled a return call or, in previous calls, you
realized that he is a potential customer. The ideal is to
remember what was said in the previous conversation.
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