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Ask for the Sale the Right Way, Okay?

The Sales Hunter

First off, let’s drop the mindset of “asking” for the sale. Mentally, I feel this sets us up for failure. In my mind, I’m going to take one of two approaches. First approach is the one I like best for B2C. Invite” the customer buy. Second approach is for B2B, where my preferred style […].

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How to Handle the Email Blow-Off!

Mr. Inside Sales

use the following script from my bestselling book: Power Phone Scripts : “I’d be more than happy to do that—where would you like me to email that?” [Take their email down and then email them your information right now.] Okay, it’s on the way to you. ON DEMAND SALES TRAINING THAT GETS RESULTS! Can you email that to me?”

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How to Land a 7-Figure Deal, Episode 3: The Post-Sales Playbook

SalesLoft

In this last interview of the 7-figure deal series, Salesloft’s Director of Product Marketing Albert Rhee asked Corey Goldstein the tactics he uses to maintain value after a big deal is done. Because the only way I meet my goal at the end of the day is from all their hard work and how they genuinely care about the customer. Now what?

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How to Overcome the Email Stall

Mr. Inside Sales

If you’re like many sales reps, you accept it and become a willing participant in the follow up chase that ensues. So, what’s the best way of handling it? There is an easy way to find out: Have an email already prepared while you’re prospecting. Right then! Simply say: “Okay, I’ve just sent it to you.

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6 Phrases That Will Kill Your Sales Deal, According to HubSpot's Sales Director

Hubspot Sales

Welcome to “The Pipeline” — a new weekly column from HubSpot, featuring actionable advice and insight from real sales leaders Top salespeople are successful because they sweat the details. They probe for pain, help their prospects, and run effective sales calls. Top reps are articulate, assertive, and direct. Trust me.” To be honest.

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How to Get Past 'I Don’t Have Time For This' & 4 Other Common Buyer Brush-Offs

Hubspot Sales

An objection is a legitimate concern that could threaten a deal, while a brush-off comes from a less genuine place — it's a knee-jerk reaction prospects raise when they want to quickly and abruptly end a sales call. I don’t have time for this right now.” Most salespeople will then apologize and ask, “When would be a better time?”

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Stop Killing Your Sales Opportunity by Saying These 2 Words – Part 2

SalesProInsider

The two words you should never say or ask when a prospective client shares a concern, an objection, or an unfavorable decision. Roll – Roll into an Acknowledge, Ask, and Answer strategy. Don’t point out that other people feel the same way and are busy but manage to get it done. But if they don’t, then add a segue into an Ask.