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Is your sales pipeline full of leads that never convert? Are your deals stalling and your sales cycles dragging on indefinitely? Learn how to close more sales with simplicity and efficiency.
James Muir is the best-selling author of the #1 book on closing sales, The Perfect Close.
In this episode, James shares his expertise on how to close more sales using two simple, non-confrontational questions. He highlights common mistakes in handling stalled opportunities, such as incorrectly assuming business case issues and mismanaging client indecision. Additionally, James offers valuable insights into identifying and addressing the root causes of stalled deals, providing practical strategies to enhance sales effectiveness.
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Tweetable Takeaways from this Episode:
“When your client is suffering from indecision, don't try to solve the problem by selling the benefits of the change; shift to a risk mitigation strategy.” - James Muir
Why you've got to check out today's episode:
Resources/Links:
Summary:
Is your sales pipeline full of leads that never convert? Are your deals stalling and your sales cycles dragging on indefinitely? Learn how to close more sales with simplicity and efficiency.
James Muir is the best-selling author of the #1 book on closing sales, The Perfect Close.
In this episode, James shares his expertise on how to close more sales using two simple, non-confrontational questions. He highlights common mistakes in handling stalled opportunities, such as incorrectly assuming business case issues and mismanaging client indecision. Additionally, James offers valuable insights into identifying and addressing the root causes of stalled deals, providing practical strategies to enhance sales effectiveness.
Check out these episode highlights:
Tweetable Takeaways from this Episode:
“When your client is suffering from indecision, don't try to solve the problem by selling the benefits of the change; shift to a risk mitigation strategy.” - James Muir