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Monday, 14 July 2008 |
By Dennis Hampton
 There are two ways that you can close sales in todays market place and they are the Guided way and the voluntary way.
Using the guided close takes place during direct, person-to-person conversation whether it is over the phone or at the end of a meeting.
Your right there in conversation with your prospect and it is decision time. Your prospects have gone through a presentation, and now it is your turn to go for the sale and close the deal.
The majority of the leaders in MLM and Network Marketing have mastered this completely. They have a response for every objection. They have their prospects desires, wishes and emotional triggers listed down for reference of which they acquired from the previous interview with their prospect.
Now they guide their prospect down the sales path that leads to a purchase. If the net - worker is skilled at the guided close, that particular prospect is going to buy today whether they want to or not. Most of these net workers are extremely talented sales people and |
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Monday, 14 July 2008 |
By David Ogden
 Working at home websites are everywhere these days. It seems like every week there is a new one trying to get your attention. The work at home market has become very competitive thanks to the internet.
Here are a few tips to help get you started working at home.
Do not believe everything you read. Sadly this is one area where people can get easily scammed on the Internet today.
It is easy to believe all the hype about how you can make $10,000 a day sitting in your underwear working two hours or less. Yet there are many internet websites like that online trying to get your money.
When you start researching working at home websites consider a couple of things.
- How long has a website been around? You can quickly get a feel for the quality of the site by the number of pages that it has, does it contain an about us page, or testimonial page, do they have a blog, and so on.
- What is the quality of the products they represent? |
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