Chapter 1. Boring or Engaging: How Do Your Questions Measure Up?

YOU PROBABLY ALREADY HAVE a number of questions you ask your clients during a sales call. Typical questions include:

  • What do you know about our company?

  • How can we help you?

  • Whom are you currently using?

  • How long have you been with your current vendor?

  • What do you like about your current vendor?

  • What do you dislike about your current vendor?

  • What’s your average volume?

  • What are your goals?

  • What are you paying now?

  • What if I could give you the same/better/similar solution for a cheaper price? Would you be interested?

  • Do you have a budget?

  • When are you looking to make a change?

  • Are you the decision maker?

  • Can I put together a proposal for you?

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