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    espeople don't ask them to!

    Yet incredibly, four out of six sales calls end without

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    Salespeople are called upon to perform many duties, from customer training to market analysis. But we must never forget the primary value we bring to our organizations, the real reason we remain on the payroll: We are excellent at gaining commitment from paying customers. Or, at least, we're supposed to be.

    Why don't customers commit? Because salespeople don't ask them to!

    Yet incredibly, four out of six sales calls end without

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    ysis. But we must never forget the primary value we bring to our organizations, the real reason we remain on the payroll: We are excellent at gaining commitment from paying customers. Or, at least, we're supposed to be.

    Why don't customers commit? Because salespeople don't ask them to!

    Yet incredibly, four out of six sales calls end without

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    reason we remain on the payroll: We are excellent at gaining commitment from paying customers. Or, at least, we're supposed to be.

    Why don't customers commit? Because salespeople don't ask them to!

    Yet incredibly, four out of six sales calls end without

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    omers. Or, at least, we're supposed to be.

    Why don't customers commit? Because salespeople don't ask them to!

    Yet incredibly, four out of six sales calls end without

    The Tao of Sales And Marketing: The Only Reason Anybody Buys Anything
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    espeople don't ask them to!

    Yet incredibly, four out of six sales calls end without the salesperson asking the client to commit to any action that will move the process forward toward a sale. The salesperson presents some product information, maybe leaves some brochures and then walks away.

    That is a travesty. Here's how to prevent that from happening.

    1. Always set a Commitment Objective before every call. You may have a

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