From the course: The SPIN Selling Methodology
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Obtaining commitment from customers
From the course: The SPIN Selling Methodology
Obtaining commitment from customers
- The final stage of the SPIN selling process is one most people find the scariest, but is actually the most simple, and it's obtaining commitment. People think closing deals are scary because they think back to the scene from "Glengarry Glen Ross" when Blake is screaming, "Coffee is for closers!" and, as a result, imagine closing as this big, scary moment of truth, when you're trying to force someone into doing something or answering an unanswerable question to get the prospect over the line. But if you've done everything right up to this point, it should be the easiest part of the process. You've opened a conversation with them, built a good relationship with them, and developed trust with them. You've then investigated their situation, established the problems they're experiencing, highlighted the implications of inaction, as well as highlighting the benefits of action. You've linked your solution to their specific needs and requirements, and then you've pitched the benefits of…
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The four stages of SPIN selling2m 22s
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Sales opportunity opening and preliminaries3m 11s
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Investigating prospect needs2m 11s
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Situation sales questions2m 43s
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Problem sales questions2m 40s
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Implication sales questions3m 16s
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Needs payoff sales questions2m 37s
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Demonstrating capability to customers3m 15s
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Dealing with customer objections3m 14s
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Obtaining commitment from customers3m 37s
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