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Answer The Following Questions True or False:
- Communicating to my prospect my vast storehouse of product knowledge leads to a successful sale.
- When a prospect says, "Money is no object," one step of the selling cycle is in the bank.
- Sometimes, taking an "I want to think it over" leaves the door open for a future sale.
- The Objection: "Your price is too high" should be handled with a reassuring statement.
- Answer prospect's questions with positive reassuring statements.
- Once you establish a prospect's primary need, go for the close.
- "The price is too high" calls for your "overcoming objections" skills.
- Prospects want answers to their specific questions.
- The Pro knows he's done well when he hears remarks such as, "That was the best presentation l ever saw."
- An educated prospect becomes an informed customer.
- Becoming emotionally involved with your prospect shows that you have empathy.
- Good presentations can turn the tide of a sale.
- Cross all the T's and dot all the I's during a presentation.
- The most important part of your personality during a selling situation is your intellect.
- If you are careful, personal growth can be painless.
- Only you can control your destiny.
Score 1 point for each matching answer.
- 1. F
2. F
3. F
4. F
5. F
6. F
7. F
8. F
9. F
10. F
11. F
12. F
13. F
14. F
15. F
16. T
Place Your Score Here ________
How to Interpret Your Score:
- 15-16:..President
13-14:..Vice President Sales
11-12:..Sales Manager
0-10:....You're Working Too Hard! Call the Sales Doctor!
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