Customer Service Follow-up Sales Selling Skills 
The Sales Hunter
FEBRUARY 12, 2013
After the customer has placed their order and everything is set in motion, you should reach back out to the customer and follow-up with them first to give them a status update, and second to explore for more sales. You’re a salesperson and you sell software systems. ” Sales Motivation Blog.
Jeffrey Gitomer
AUGUST 23, 2011
To Become A Master Salesperson, Master NON Selling Skills. Tweet Share Everyone talks about “how to sell” Not me. In order to struggle less, you must begin to make the transition from “making a sale” to “creating a buying atmosphere.” What is selling about? Online Training.
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The Sales Hunter
NOVEMBER 24, 2012
As I have already shared, questions are key in a sales call…remember what I shared about short questions ? Now let’s talk about the power of follow-up questions. If you want to move your sales call toward a close and toward more profit, then you need to be using follow-up questions correctly.
The Sales Hunter
JULY 18, 2013
Failing to follow-up. Ignoring the customer. Trying to prove the customer is wrong. Failing to ask for the sale. We in sales are a finicky group. We may not think of ourselves as being self-centered, but in reality, there are too many situations where we become exactly that when we are with a customer.
The Sales Hunter
APRIL 30, 2013
Think 2 days, 2 weeks and 2 months as your rule for following up. Each contact you make is designed to help you move from thanking the customer for their business to securing more business. You also want to begin building more on needs the customer might have. Copyright 2013, Mark Hunter “The Sales Hunter.”
The Sales Hunter
AUGUST 22, 2013
Email is neither the primary way to make sales nor the best way. Treat email as one of the tools you have to communicate with a prospect/customer. Too many salespeople think they can use email exclusively to generate sales. Don’t use it as a data dump that winds up doing nothing but turning off the prospect.
The Sales Hunter
JULY 25, 2013
I can’t recall more than twice when the customer did any talking, and both of those times were on totally unrelated subjects — the weekend and the weather. One word sums up what I heard in this salesperson’s approach: Pathetic! Follow-up on each comment made by the customer. Secure a next step.
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