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Zig Ziglar – Secrets of Closing The Sale Training Course
Zig Ziglar – Secrets of Closing The Sale Training Course
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Zig shares tips and techniques from his vast wealth of sales experience.
His insights will prove to you over and over why this is the definitive “how to” sales program.
This powerful series of timeless sales messages will help you close more sales today as you build a career for tomorrow!
This revised edition features powerful insights, and contributions from one of this generation’s most successful businessmen, and student of Zig Ziglar, Kevin Harrington.
He puts a modern twist on Zig’s timeless teachings and offers a fresh perspective on applying Zig’s way of selling to the modern day.
Whether you’re a seasoned sales veteran or just beginning your first sales position, Secrets of Closing the Sale will provide you with practical advice and effective questioning techniques to transform prospects into clients.
Learn step by step over 100 specific closes and over 700 questions that lead the prospect to the decision table.
36 Powerful Sales Messages on 400 solidly-packed pages:
Part 1: The Psychology of Closing
- The “Household Executive” Saleslady
- Making “King” Customer the Winner
- Credibility: The Key to a Sales Career
- Common Sense Selling
- Voice Training to Close Sales
- The Professional Sells and Delivers
Part 2: The Heart of Your Sales CareerBook
- The Critical Step in Selling
- The Big “E” in Selling
- The Right Mental Attitude
- Your Attitude Toward You
- Your Attitude Toward Others
- Your Attitude Toward the Sales Profession
- Building “Reserves” in Selling
- Building a Mental Reserve in Selling
- Ya Gotta Have Love
Part 3: The Sales Professional
- Learning and Using Professional Techniques
- Characteristics of the Professional Salesperson
- Here is a Professional
- Everybody is a Salesperson, and Everything is Selling
Part 4: Imagination and Word Pictures
- Imagination in Selling
- Imagination Sells and Closes Sales
- Using Word Pictures to Sell
- Picture Selling for Bigger, Permanent Sales
- Part 5: The Nuts and Bolts of Selling
- Objections-the Key to Closing the Sale
- Objections Are Consistent-Objectors Aren’t
- The Salesman’s Friend
- Using Objections to Close the Sale
- Reasons and Excuses for Buying
- Using Questions to Close the Sale
- For Direct Sales People
Part 6: The Keys in Closing
Four Ideas and a Key to Sales Success
Selling and Courting Run Parallel Paths
The “Look and Listen” Close
Listen-Really Listen
The Keys in Closing-Conclusion
The “Narrative” Close
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About Author
Zig Ziglar
Zig Ziglar was born in Alabama, Mississippi as the tenth child of a total of twelve children. His mother’s name was Lila Wescott and his father’s John Silas Ziglar. For most of his childhood, Zig lived in Yazoo City, Mississippi after his father got a job there as manager in 1931. Zig was 5 years old at the time. A year later, both his younger sister and his father died completely unexpectedly. From this moment, his mother had many mouths to feed with a minimal income. Ziglar describes his mother as a remarkable woman for her efforts to care for the family and the values she imparted to her children. During primary school, Zig started selling peanuts to make extra money and help out his mother. Later, as an adolescent, he worked as a grocer.
After high school, Zig served the United States Navy during World War II. He then went to the University of South Carolina, based on Columbia, and got a part-time job as a salesperson for the WearEver Aluminium Company. He quickly learned the tricks of the trade, and soon excelled at what he did. Zig himself attributed his success to division supervisor P.C. Merrell.
Merrell encouraged Zig and told him he had the ability to become a great salesman. Zig worked hard, and was soon promoted to division manager. He spent most of the following decades in the sales world, learning how to encourage and motivate others to achieve great things.
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