This is a question about selling :
Abby has been working with a couple for a few of hours and it is now time for her to close her timeshare sale. Unfortunately, she does not get the "yes" she was hoping for. Instead, she gets a "maybe." What does this mean she should do?
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go ahead and complete any paperwork, just in case |
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get some of her coworkers to help convince the couple |
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review her closing strategy and revise it if necessary |
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thank them for their time and exchange contact information |
Review her closing strategy and revise it if necessary
The couple didn't outright say no to close the timeshare sale. Maybe they are just thinking over their decision or aren't sure about what decision to take. Abby could review and revise her closing strategy to convince the couple. She could reaffirm the positive aspects to the couple which could help in convincing them.This could help her in closing the timeshare sale successfully.
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