Closing Sales

19 05, 2016

A Review of a Sales Presentation Example

By |2024-07-27T23:30:06+00:00May 19, 2016|Closing Sales, Communicating Value, Sales Methodology, Sales Pitch, Sales Script Examples, Sales Tips|0 Comments

I want to share a sales presentation example in this blog post. While we talk a lot about B2B sales at SalesScripter, this example is more of a B2C example and an experience that I personally had when I was at a store. Even though this example pertains to a fairly low-cost product and not [...]

28 02, 2016

Examples of Overcoming Objections in Sales

By |2024-08-03T05:17:43+00:00February 28, 2016|Closing Sales, Sales Objection Handling, Sales Objection Rebuttals, Sales Prospecting, Sales Tips|0 Comments

Overcoming objections in sales is a key to being consistently successful. In this video, we outline some tactics and examples. Focus on How You Differ One tactic that you can use with overcoming objections in sales is to focus on your differentiation and how you differ from your competition. This is an approach you might [...]

26 02, 2016

How to be a Better Closer: Mastering the Sales Process

By |2024-08-03T05:22:39+00:00February 26, 2016|Closing Sales, Sales Coaching, Sales Methodology, Sales Pitch, Sales Prospecting|0 Comments

This sales training webinar recording focuses on how to be a better closer. Closing Should be the Easiest Step in the Sales Process While there is a lot of attention on how to be a better closer, it should actually be one of the easiest steps in the sales process. If you do enough of [...]

26 02, 2016

Closing a Sale: The Power of Asking the Right Questions

By |2026-03-03T14:31:23+00:00February 26, 2016|Closing Sales, Sales Coaching, Sales Methodology, Sales Tips, Sales Training|0 Comments

Being good at closing a sale does not require being manipulative or pushy. If you want to be a better closer, you need to make sure you are asking the right questions. This video is a clip from a webinar that we hosted on questions that you can ask when you are closing a sale.   [...]

24 02, 2016

Examples of Open-Ended Sales Questions

By |2024-08-03T05:27:18+00:00February 24, 2016|Closing Sales, Qualifying Prospects, Sales Methodology, Sales Pitch, Sales Prospecting, Sales Tips|0 Comments

In this video are some examples of open-ended sales questions. Need vs. Want Open-Ended Sales Questions It can be easy to end up working on a sales lead or sales opportunity where the prospect expresses a lot of interest in what you are trying to sell. But does this mean that you can count on [...]

4 02, 2016

How to Know if a Sales Prospect is Likely to Purchase from You

By |2024-08-03T06:05:12+00:00February 4, 2016|Closing Sales, Qualifying Prospects, Sales Methodology, Sales Tips, Sales Training|0 Comments

As you try to determine which sales prospects to pursue and which ones you should continue to invest time in, it can help to have clarity around which ones are likely to purchase from you. Your time is very valuable, and you need to protect it from being wasted on poor-quality sales prospects. To improve your ability [...]

20 01, 2016

Examples of Closing Questions for Effective Sales Prospecting

By |2024-08-04T04:27:23+00:00January 20, 2016|Closing Sales, Qualifying Prospects, Sales Prospecting, Sales Questions, Sales Scripts, Sales Tips, Sales Training|0 Comments

In a previous blog post, we discussed how to use soft closing questions. There are also times when you will want to be more direct and hard close a sales prospect. Here are some examples of hard closing questions and some explanations for each closing question. Are you ready to move forward to the next [...]

19 01, 2016

Closing the Sales: Soft Closing Tactics for Better Results

By |2024-08-04T04:29:09+00:00January 19, 2016|Closing Sales, Sales Coaching, Sales Prospecting, Sales Questions, Sales Tips|0 Comments

One of the things salespeople or business owners care most about is closing the sales. With that, everybody is looking for ways to become a better closer. In this video, we talk about some soft closing tactics that, when you do everything else right, can be more effective than trying the traditional hard close.   [...]

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