Acronyms can make it easier for clients to grasp and remember your key concepts.
That’s the title of a chapter in Jeffrey J. Fox’s book, How to Become a Rainmaker: The Rules for Getting and Keeping Customers and Clients. The point of the chapter is that salespeople succeed best when they are willing to ask questions of their customers--even the ones that appear to be “dumb” questions.
When you talk about what you want to achieve, are they goals or dreams? If you’re not sure of the difference, here’s my definition:
Are you routinely offering your customers opportunities to increase purchases through buying additional products, ordering supplies or upgrading to a higher-priced product? If not, you are missing out on revenues that could be yours.
This is a guest post from Randall Davidson of Audio Transcription.
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