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Open Control Confirm
Open questions cannot be answered yes or no or with a number. They usually begin who, what, where, when or how. They allow the customer to express himself freely:
“Tell me, what is causing this problem?”
“What is it going to take for you to solve this problem?
Write two examples of open questions you might ask?
Control questions allow the sales person to keep control of the subject matter being discussed. They might be closed questions where the only answer is ‘yes’ or ‘no.’ Control questions help the sales person to control the customer’s answer. First establish a friendly environment by asking open questions.
“What if there was a way to reduce the time in …………………………………………, how valuable would that be?”
“How important is it for you to control your costs ?”
Write two examples of control questions you might ask:-
Confirm Questions summarise the sales person’s understands of the customer’s situation. It lets the customer know that you understand the situation.
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Good questioning allows you to identify clearly and to qualify early in the selling process. It can help you understand the current situation. It helps build rapport and opens up channels of communication. It helps you understand the decision-making process. Questioning enables you to find significant difference between your capabilities and those of your competition. Good questioning can uncover your competitors’ weaknesses and highlight your won strengths.
Questions
Open Control Confirm
Open questions cannot be answered yes or no or with a number. They usually begin who, what, where, when or how. They allow the customer to express himself freely:
“Tell me, what is causing this problem?”
“What is it going to take for you to solve this problem?
Write two examples of open questions you might ask?
Control questions allow the sales person to keep control of the subject matter being discussed. They might be closed questions where the only answer is ‘yes’ or ‘no.’ Control questions help the sales person to control the customer’s answer. First establish a friendly environment by asking open questions.
“What if there was a way to reduce the time in …………………………………………, how valuable would that be?”
“How important is it for you to control your costs ?”
Write two examples of control questions you might ask:-
Confirm Questions summarise the sales person’s understands of the customer’s situation. It lets the customer know that you understand the situation.
Questions Questions Questions - To learn more about this author, visit Colly Graham's Website.
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