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Positiveness in Sales


Now you can turn from negative to positive in your sales.  Use these proven top 5 ways:

  1. When what you sell has no choices, like it is the last piece, and the customer asks if there are other choices, turn this into a sale by saying, "You are lucky, this is the last and only piece.  Usually, we would reserve this for our regular customers, but since you are interested, why not take advantage of it?  It would be gone fast, and I would rather you take it than someone else.  Let me give you a good price to make it easier for you, is it okay?"
  2. When there are obvious defects in your product and the customer notices it, you can say, "That's why this is the price we are selling, it is a good 20% off the regular price.  For you, I can give you an even better deal"
  3. When you have no staff to serve customers, make it a special moment by telling your customers that they can now take their time to browse freely and gather all their questions and ask in one go to save time
  4. When your product is more expensive than the others, sell the value.  "We would have easily competed on price to gain more sales, but we focus on longer-term customers coming back to us.  We focus on value and you can get more from us in the form of better and faster after-sale service, post-purchase advice, and other free value-added services.   
  5. When your company is new and has little track records to show, turn this into a special moment by telling your customers, "That's why we value our customers more and provide even more to ensure that they can be our returning customers and even refer customers to us. Tell me, what do you want and what would you like to do and we'll go the extra mile to serve you"  
The above methods are simple but effective.  Use them today! 

Written by Andy Ng, a salesperson that focuses on providing people with good after-sale service. Andy provides FREE Mobile Number Analysis for people that are curious what their mobile number means to them.  To get your FREE Analysis worth $186, message Andy at 6593672286 or click bit.ly/freetalkaa
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