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Words to Identify a Kinesthetic Buyer
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After writing about the three primary representational systems, it is time to give you a list of the words using by the different systems. So, this is Part Three of the ...more »Words to Identify an Auditory Buyer
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After writing about the three primary representational systems, it is time to give you a list of the words using by the different systems. This is Part Two of a Three ...more »Words to Identify a Visual Buyer
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Okay, after writing about the three primary representational systems, it is time to give you a list of the words using by the different systems. So, this is part one of ...more »Eight Words or Phrases Hurting Your Credibility
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Okay, finally my world is getting back to normal after the lost of my computer. There appears to be bad people in many places. However, this is not the subject ...more »Sixteen Words that Motivate Buyers
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You already know I'm big with word usage. The words you use can create a connection between you and the decision maker quickly. In fact, you need to understand word ...more »Building Rapport is the Starting Point for Building Trust
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Rapport Building is one of the MOST IMPORTANT things you do as a B2B Sales person. Without the ability to gain rapport, you miss out on the things that really ...more »Expect Minimal Interest from Prospects
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A large number of sales people have difficulty understanding that prospects will have minimal interest in them, what they are offering or the company they represent. Now this is really ...more »Do Your Customers Confide in You?
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If you want to test the level of Trust you have built with a customer, ask yourself this question: How often does your customer confide in you? If the answer is never, ...more »
