When prospects begin thinking about buying a new home, they first try to imagine themselves enjoying the home in the future. They start fantasizing about the possible benefits of living in it. These fantasies are influenced by past experiences they’ve had with other homes they’ve owned, rented or visited. They’re also influenced by the present [...]
People buy outcomes
February 13th, 2008 · No Comments
Tags: Attitude
Costly Assumptions
January 14th, 2008 · No Comments
When clients ask for help in closing more sales, I’d ask them to list the objections they are hearing that prevented the sale. It’s when they start stumbling over their response that I ask, “Are these the objections you are hearing directly from your prospects or what you’re assuming as the reason why they don’t [...]
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