The Final Final Close - How To Handle Any Objection

Many people fear the end of their sales presentation when they must ask for the order. Why? Because they don't know what their prospect is going to say. They worry because they are afraid the prospect will raise an objection they aren't prepared to answer effectively. In some cases they may avoid the sales presentation completely because they don't want to close.

If you don't have a confident and effective final final close, you are leaving money on the table. The final final close is the sentence you say when you are looking for a commitment from your prospect.

In this video, you'll see me role play and hear how I respond when David gives me a really really tough objection to my initial close.

You'll learn a script that tells you exactly what you can say, no matter what your prospect says.  This script can be used to effectively handle any objection.

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Eric

Sales Appointment Setting Tips Video

In this quick sales training video I share some powerful, easy to implement sales appointment setting tips.

Be sure to listen carefully to the word-for-word appointment setting close.

It is one of my favorite and most effective appointment setting scripts.

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Eric

If YOU Want to have your Best Sales Year in 2010, Start Preparing Right Now!

Sales IncreaseIf you are like most sales people, you want 2010 to be your best sales year ever.

But the question is: “Where do I start?”

The most proven idea to increase your sales is by using sales scripts.

You have 30 days left until 2010.

Sales Pros, like you, use checklists to accomplish their goals.

Here’s a checklist to help you get your sales scripts completed by January 2010.

* Set the Intention to create your $million dollar script book for your sales career.
* Brainstorm all the different scripts you will need for every aspect of your business.  (Most Sales Pros have more than a dozen scripts in their $million dollar script books.  You should too.)
* Prioritize your list of scripts to determine which scripts should be created first, second, third…
* Schedule the time to write your winning sales scripts.
* Reverse Engineer and Persuasion Engineer your scripts for maximum impact.
* Have a script writing expert review your completed scripts and receive high-level feedback.

Get Started NOW!

Use Mirroring Techniques to Improve Trust and Rapport with Prospects

Use Mirroring Techniques to create trust and rapport with prospects. Mirroring is not copying. Instead, focus on mannerisms and mirror them. People notice at a subconscious level they are similar. This can help to create a deeper level of trust and rapport. In this video, I'll explain the 5 components of mirroring you can use  to create a deeper level of trust.

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Sell with Confidence,

John Kurth
Sales Script Writing Expert and Coach

Closing Techniques to Preframe the Sale

Preframe Sale Closing TechniquesOne of the most powerful Closing Techniques you can use to close more sales is the preframe. And the best part is that it’s easy to use. It just requires some preparation.

Selling is a thinking man’s game. Selling is a thinking woman’s game. Selling is like mental chess.

Preframing is a way to shape someone’s listening. It is also a way to handle objections before they come up.

Reverse engineer the sales process. This means begin with the end in mind. What is the end result you are looking for? You can use preframing to assist you in getting that result.

A preframe is simply letting someone know in advance what is going to happen. The close is the natural conclusion to a well delivered sales presentation. By preframing the sale, you are letting someone know in advance what is going to happen.

Let your Prospect Know in Advance What Will Happen!

So, how do you actually preframe the close? Here’s the exact language I use, “I have 2 outcomes for our presentation. My first outcome is to share some great ideas with you. My second outcome is to share with you how my ongoing coaching program works. I will give you all the details at the end of our meeting.”

How do you normally deliver your presentation? What can you say early in your presentation to preframe the sale. State the outcomes up front. That way, your prospect will know what to expect. That's how to preframe the sale.

Eric Lofholm
Master Sales Trainer and Sales Script Writing Expert