Daily Sales Tip: Trial Closing
A good way to determine a prospect's interest is to use a trial close. When trial closing, a salesperson is asking for the prospect's opinion about the product or service. It helps measure a prospect's interest at any time during the presentation.
It's a good idea to use a trial close as soon as you spot a buying signal. There is usually no risk in trial closing.
You may get an immediate positive response or uncover some resistance that has to be overcome before you can close the sale. It's a win-win situation, in either case.
Source: Adapted from The One Minute Closer, by sales consultant James W. Pickens
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Closing
Posted by ScLoHo (Scott Howard)
Labels: sales training
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