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Closing Techniques In Sales - B2B Selling Techniques
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Closing Techniques In Sales – B2B Selling
Techniques
October 22, 2013 by Iain Swanston – www.iainswanstononline.com
Closing Techniques in Sales are always in demand by Sales
Teams looking for ways to increase their performance. The most
common mistake we see however, is that Sales Teams are trying
to close opportunities that are not yet ready for closing. What’s
worse, is that more often than not, by trying to close an
opportunity that is not ready, sales people can very often lose the
opportunity completely. There is a balance to be struck between
the timid “never ask for the order” sales person and the blunt
force “Always be closing” approach. To optimize your
opportunities, and choose the perfect time to use those Closing
Techniques in Sales, you can follow these 7 simple steps, to determine for yourself when a
prospect is ready for closing.
Rather than rushing to the Presentation stage of the sales process, if sales people were to
spend more time accurately diagnosing the root cause of the problems, the business and
personal impact of the problems, buyers would be much more likely to want to move forward
with a sales professional proficient at this, than anyone using Closing Techniques in Sales.
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WITH REGARDS TO THE GAP – The gap is the difference between where the buyer is
right now and their desired state in the future.
1)
Has the buyer verbally acknowledged the existence of a gap between where they are
now and where they need to be?
2)
Has the buyer verbally acknowledged the symptoms caused by the Gap?
3)
Has the buyer verbally agreed with your joint Root Cause Analysis?
4)
Has the buyer verbally acknowledged the impact on their business of this Gap?
5)
Has the buyer verbally committed to eliminating the Gap?
6)
Has the buyer quantified the cost of the Gap?
7)
Has the buyer verbally stated the emotional reasons for closing the Gap?
This form of GAP ANALYSIS obviously requires great product knowledge, experience and
Consultative Selling Skills.
You will notice we use the phrase “verbally acknowledge” often. In our experience, most
sales people fail to clarify exactly what is important to the buyer and what is being said by the
buyer, versus what they are hearing. Optimism, enthusiasm, desperation, assumptions and