"Inherently, each one of us has
substance within to achieve whatever our goals and dreams define. What is missing from each of us is
training, education, knowledge and insight to utilize what we already have." -- Mark Twain FACT: Selling is
only profession wherein your potential earnings are beyond what 95% of
world's population could ever earn - but only if you know how to close
sale. Selling is a wonderful profession -- but because it is oftentimes difficult to become successful at it, it is also considered one of
toughest professions in
world.
As a salesperson, you need to be thankful that making
sale is so difficult, because if it were easy,
field would be flooded with amateurs -- and
amount of money you could earn would be greatly reduced. Your job is to find ways to make
sales process easier so that you can become one of
highest paid people in your field, if not
world.
The Major Challenge in Selling
Closing
sale is perhaps
most stressful and challenging part of
sales process. This is where
rubber meets
proverbial road.
Hi, I'm Brian Tracy -- and there are secrets I know that can unlock
real firepower that lies dormant in your very own selling skills, and these secrets will change
course of your sales career forever. I'm going to reveal 3 closing secrets that can easily triple your sales in
next 90 days.
You may have heard about me through my high-powered sales seminars attended by approximately 400,000 men and women each year in 23 countries - or perhaps you have come across one of my 16 best-selling books or 300 learning programs.
The 3 killer secrets that I'm about to reveal are excerpts of techniques I've taught to salespeople all over
world, many of whom have gone on to become
biggest money-makers in
sales industry. I guarantee that if you master these lessons and practice them faithfully, you will at least triple your sales within
next 90 days.
Killer Closing Secret #1: The Preference Close
The first technique is
Alternative Close, also called
Preference Close. It is based on
fact that people like to have choices. They don't like to be given what may sound like an ultimatum to either buy it or not buy it.