#22 – How To Sell More Through Great Questions

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Learn how to sell more through great questions!

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Today’s Points of Training:

4 Reasons we ask questions of the homeowner:

1. Builds credibility and authority.
2. Controls the conversation.
3. Qualifies the homeowners.
4. Discovers the wants and needs.

4 Things we Qualify when we ask questions:

1. Point of view, aka DISC
2. Interest level: “Do they care?” aka “Hot Buttons”
3. Ability to make a decision: DISC, power, and money.
4. Potential objections.

2 Styles of questions are:

1. Open-ended. This question requests a longer answer.
2. Closed-ended. This question requests a shorter answer.

2 Areas of questions are:

1. Technical Based Questions: What can the client tell us?
2. Emotional Based Questions: How does the client feel?

3 Times you ask questions:

1. The Client Interview: When you need to know more about what the client is thinking. This occurs before your diagnostic, and throughout the call.
2. The Client Review: When you are showing the client your findings.
3. The Close: When you need an answer.

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