Top 10 Closing Techniques in Sales | How to Close a Sale

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Top 10 Closing Techniques in Sales | How to Close a Sale

Want to seal more deals as a salesperson? Learn the most powerful and simple-to-use closing techniques. This guide will break down the top 10 strategies you can start using to massively increase sales closes.

Trial Close: Present options for the customer to choose from and see which one they prefer. This allows you to identify what they are leaning towards.

Pre-Emptive Close: Used to address potential objections by acknowledging them before making your pitch.

Assumptive Close: Speak and act as if the customer has already agreed to make a purchase. Ask the next logical step, such as asking about delivery preference or payment details.

Alternative Close: Provide choices between two or more options, forcing the customer to choose. This makes them commit to one option.

Luck Close: Offer a lucky incentive, like a discount for the first 5 callers or select customers at random to receive a special offer.

Story Close: Share a story about how your product or service helped others to inspire the customer to buy.

Objection Close: Directly and specifically address any objections the customer has. Show how buying from you overcomes each concern.

Upsell Close: After a sale, offer a larger purchase or a premium product to increase the transaction value.

Negotiation Close: Provide a proposed agreement on discounted prices or other benefits to the customer in exchange for closing the sale.

Who Else Close: Ask if anyone else will be influencing the purchase decision to ensure the buyer is committed.

These are the top closing techniques sales professionals rely on. Pick a few based on your strengths and start putting them into practice to enhance your closing ratio.

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This was really helpful! There was a few on here I haven’t heard of. I am going to start applying these next time.

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