
How to Create Opportunities to Close
The Closer creates closing opportunities with his presentation by getting a series of smaller agreements from the prospect regarding the solution he is selling. He gets the prospect to agree that the features and benefits of his product or service will help solve the prospect’s problems or desires found during Step 3 of the 8-Step road map. This series of agreements form a yes-pattern and builds interest in the product or service.
In this lecture you will learn how to expertly build a yes-pattern with your prospect, and in turn creating opportunities to close.
How to Create Opportunities to Close
The Closer creates closing opportunities with his presentation by getting a series of smaller agreements from the prospect regarding the solution he is selling. He gets the prospect to agree that the features and benefits of his product or service will help solve the prospect’s problems or desires found during Step 3 of the 8-Step road map. This series of agreements form a yes-pattern and builds interest in the product or service.
In this lecture you will learn how to expertly build a yes-pattern with your prospect, and in turn creating opportunities to close.
When to Close
Once a Closer creates an opportunity to close the sale, he stops his presentation and smoothly and quickly moves to the closing step. He doesn’t bypass the opportunity by continuing his presentation.
In this lecture you will learn all the precise signals to look for which indicate a closing opportunity and when to act on them.
How to Close
The Closer has been making minor closes throughout the sales process starting with the Introduction step. The whole process of selling is a series of closes ending with one final close.
The final close occurs and the selling process is complete when the prospect agrees to purchase the Closer’s product or service and arranges payment.
There are actually two separate closes that take place on this step:
1.Prospect closed on wanting the product or service.
2. Prospect closed on the price and terms.
Number 2 cannot occur without first getting number 1.
If the prospect isn’t closed first on wanting the product or service, she will never close on price and terms.
In this lecture you will learn how to smoothly and confidently achieve the two separate closes that make up the final close.
Objections
The building blocks of a closed sale are the steps of the 8-Step Road Map. If a salesperson can fully complete each step with a qualified prospect, he or she will end up with a closed sale.
The obstacle that many salespeople fear the most is the prospects’ objections—that is, their reasons, arguments, or oppositions against buying.
Ideally, a Closer would be able to direct her prospect through each step of the 8-Step Road Map without any objections from the prospect and close the sale on the first attempt. While this does happen, it doesn’t happen very often.
The art of handling objections starts with determining how to best respond to them, and that is determined by what type of objections they are and when they occur during the sale.
In this lecture you will learn the 2 major categories of objections, how to recognize them and precise formulas to not only overcome them, but to confidently turn them into new closing opportunities.
Objections
The building blocks of a closed sale are the steps of the 8-Step Road Map. If a salesperson can fully complete each step with a qualified prospect, he or she will end up with a closed sale.
The obstacle that many salespeople fear the most is the prospects’ objections—that is, their reasons, arguments, or oppositions against buying.
Ideally, a Closer would be able to direct her prospect through each step of the 8-Step Road Map without any objections from the prospect and close the sale on the first attempt. While this does happen, it doesn’t happen very often.
The art of handling objections starts with determining how to best respond to them, and that is determined by what type of objections they are and when they occur during the sale.
In this lecture you will learn the 2 major categories of objections, how to recognize them and precise formulas to not only overcome them, but to confidently turn them into new closing opportunities.
Objections
The building blocks of a closed sale are the steps of the 8-Step Road Map. If a salesperson can fully complete each step with a qualified prospect, he or she will end up with a closed sale.
The obstacle that many salespeople fear the most is the prospects’ objections—that is, their reasons, arguments, or oppositions against buying.
Ideally, a Closer would be able to direct her prospect through each step of the 8-Step Road Map without any objections from the prospect and close the sale on the first attempt. While this does happen, it doesn’t happen very often.
The art of handling objections starts with determining how to best respond to them, and that is determined by what type of objections they are and when they occur during the sale.
In this lecture you will learn the 2 major categories of objections, how to recognize them and precise formulas to not only overcome them, but to confidently turn them into new closing opportunities.
Objections
The building blocks of a closed sale are the steps of the 8-Step Road Map. If a salesperson can fully complete each step with a qualified prospect, he or she will end up with a closed sale.
The obstacle that many salespeople fear the most is the prospects’ objections—that is, their reasons, arguments, or oppositions against buying.
Ideally, a Closer would be able to direct her prospect through each step of the 8-Step Road Map without any objections from the prospect and close the sale on the first attempt. While this does happen, it doesn’t happen very often.
The art of handling objections starts with determining how to best respond to them, and that is determined by what type of objections they are and when they occur during the sale.
In this lecture you will learn the 2 major categories of objections, how to recognize them and precise formulas to not only overcome them, but to confidently turn them into new closing opportunities.
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