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Sales Tips - Closing
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The Best
Salespeople Are Good Closers.
By Dave Kahle
The best
salespeople "are good at closing the sale."
The best salespeople earn that designation because they
write more business than the mass of salespeople. They get
the order!
One of the skills and practices that contributes to that
success is that of "closing the sale". That means that the
best sales people do two things.
In the traditional sense, they ask for the order when they
sense that the customer is close to making the decision.
This has always been the classic definition of closing the
sale.
But in the hands of a master, closing takes on a larger
meaning. Sales masters also understand that "closing" is
more than an event that gets tagged onto the tail end of the
sales process. They understand that "closing" is the process
of attaining an agreement with the customer on the action
that the customer will take as a result of every
interaction. The process of closing the sale starts with the
first "Hello" and continues through every interaction that
the sales person has with the customer.
So, confirming an appointment is a mode of closing. As is
gaining a commitment to view a presentation, test a sample,
research other users, etc. The best salespeople continually
ask for, and obtain, commitment from the customer to take
action at every step along the way.
As a result, the final decision to buy the product or
service is a natural, logical result of all the commitments
(closes) that went before.
The best sales people are continually and effectively
closing every conversation with the customer.
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tips by Dave Kahle:
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