The 5 Top Power Questions to use after your intro's 1. "What would you say, were the three biggest mistakes you can make when purchasing a copier"
2. "What would be the impact to your bottom line if you choose the wrong solution"
3. "How important is company image when you send sales information to your key clients.
4. "How critical is after sales and service support to your business, once you have purchased a product"
5. "What are the main qualities you look for when selecting a supplier"
Hopefully these questions will get your mind thinking about other great questions to ask when you engage with your customers Have fun and keep smiling, regards, PJ
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