

Words to
use and words not to use
Presenting
yourself and creating an atmosphere of trust
Helping
more than one customer at a time
Avoiding
behaviour that turns customers away

The art
of listening
Non-verbal
communication
Asking the
right questions

Knowing
when your customer is interested
When and
how to take the initiative
Following
through to success

Finding
out why your customer is holding back
60 questions
to break down resistance
Turning
an objection into a sale
Reassuring
customers

Bringing
out the strengths of your products and your organization
The right
presentation for each customer
Words that
work

Questions
to help you know your customers
Focusing
on the needs, desires, expectations and concerns of your customers

The benefits
of complementary sales for you and your customers
Creating
new customer needs
Making complementary
selling a reflex

Avoid letting
routine dominate your work
Maintain
a positive attitude
Redefine
your personal and professional goals
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