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In this episode, Steli and Hiten are talk about closing especially in sales. Closing is involved in any relationship you have and there’s a foundation that you need to build. Listen as Steli answers questions on how closing doesn’t start with a closing, why is a foundation needed and the major no-nos in closing and selling.
Time Stamped Show Notes:
00:28 – Hiten introducing closing as it is used in sales and other places
01:25 – “Closing is the art of making a decision or facilitate a decision”
01:58 – Closing doesn’t start with closing
02:07 – Closing starts with selling
03:59 – Most people find it difficult to make a decision
03:36 – Some misconceptions about closing
04:00 – Closing is a singular event but it is not
05:53 – Closing creates a moment of truth
06:00 – It is an opportunity for people to get real
06:12 – Most people takes rejection negatively
06:20 – People should see it as an opportunity to be excited and improve more
07:38 – “A NO in that moment is a NO but it just means that there’s more to learn here”
08:03 – Take the other person seriously
10:37 – “There’s a foundation to closing that needs to be set up earlier”
10:40 – The foundation happens in the beginning of any relationship and the goal is to completely show them that the deal needs to happen
11:28 – First try to sell yourself and the moment that you’re convinced that your product is the best for them and it will make them successful, don’t ask them to buy but tell them to buy
12:33 – Selling and closing is a transaction of confidence
12:54 – “If you are not confident, you can’t make a decision”
14:16 – What are No-Nos in selling or closing?
14:44 – People are not asking for the close
15:00 – People end a conversation without having a next step or call to action
21:00 – “When go for the close and asks somebody to make a decision, you need to ask with confidence clarity and expect a yes and if you get a no, embrace it and take it as a learning experience. If you do that, you can have an amazing closure”
3 Key Points:
Closing is the art of making a decision or facilitate a decision.
Steli: Hey, everyone this is Steli Efti.
Hiten: And this is Hiten Shah. And today on the Startup Chat, we're going to talk about closing. And the most common sort of terminology, or when closing is used is in sales. But I would say to just to kind of put this out there is that you're probably closing all the time.
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In this episode, Steli and Hiten are talk about closing especially in sales. Closing is involved in any relationship you have and there’s a foundation that you need to build. Listen as Steli answers questions on how closing doesn’t start with a closing, why is a foundation needed and the major no-nos in closing and selling.
Time Stamped Show Notes:
00:28 – Hiten introducing closing as it is used in sales and other places
01:25 – “Closing is the art of making a decision or facilitate a decision”
01:58 – Closing doesn’t start with closing
02:07 – Closing starts with selling
03:59 – Most people find it difficult to make a decision
03:36 – Some misconceptions about closing
04:00 – Closing is a singular event but it is not
05:53 – Closing creates a moment of truth
06:00 – It is an opportunity for people to get real
06:12 – Most people takes rejection negatively
06:20 – People should see it as an opportunity to be excited and improve more
07:38 – “A NO in that moment is a NO but it just means that there’s more to learn here”
08:03 – Take the other person seriously
10:37 – “There’s a foundation to closing that needs to be set up earlier”
10:40 – The foundation happens in the beginning of any relationship and the goal is to completely show them that the deal needs to happen
11:28 – First try to sell yourself and the moment that you’re convinced that your product is the best for them and it will make them successful, don’t ask them to buy but tell them to buy
12:33 – Selling and closing is a transaction of confidence
12:54 – “If you are not confident, you can’t make a decision”
14:16 – What are No-Nos in selling or closing?
14:44 – People are not asking for the close
15:00 – People end a conversation without having a next step or call to action
21:00 – “When go for the close and asks somebody to make a decision, you need to ask with confidence clarity and expect a yes and if you get a no, embrace it and take it as a learning experience. If you do that, you can have an amazing closure”
3 Key Points:
Closing is the art of making a decision or facilitate a decision.
Steli: Hey, everyone this is Steli Efti.
Hiten: And this is Hiten Shah. And today on the Startup Chat, we're going to talk about closing. And the most common sort of terminology, or when closing is used is in sales. But I would say to just to kind of put this out there is that you're probably closing all the time.
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