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Steering the Decision to Buy

You will find qualified opportunities sooner and spend less time and money on the ‘resource drains.’ You will also find your cost of sales dropping and your sales revenues and proposal to sales ratios increasing. The end results are very profitable sales and completely satisfied customers.

How often has a sale been lost after we believed the customer clearly understood their problem and would make a logical, quality decision?

As sales professionals we have been taught that we must seek out and uncover our customer’s decision process. We are to clearly determine who will be involved, what they are looking for, what criteria they will be using to evaluate the situation and how much money they will be willing to spend. Once we have uncovered the customer’s

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