Emily Estey, on April 4, 2024
Sealing the deal is the ultimate goal of any business negotiation, but the path to get there is often fraught with obstacles and delays.
Striking while the iron is hot can make all the difference. Closing a lucrative deal within a tight one-month timeline might seem like an impossible feat. However, with the right mindset, preparation, and tactics, it's a challenge that can be conquered.
Here are some effective strategies for closing a business deal in a short timeframe.
Matt Sunshine, on May 5, 2022
I know what you’re thinking… NO, I do not think sales managers should close deals for their salespeople. Doing that (consistently) only causes more issues, but that's not what this is about.
The reality is, while pending business is great, what we need to see is salespeople closing business.
Matt Sunshine, on January 21, 2020
If you lead a sales team or if you’re in sales yourself, then you know that closing business is a key part of the job. Yes, there are also other very important parts of selling, such as:
But, in the end, if you’re not closing sales — you’re not going to make it. As a general rule, when it comes to closing business, you might adopt this saying that we’ve been using for quite some time— "Slow down the proposal and speed up the sale."
Amanda Meade, on October 7, 2019
Authenticity is a buzz word in business.
Today’s consumers are independent; they don’t want salespeople – or anyone – telling them what to do or how to think. Instead, they want a personalized experience and value a company that stays true to who they are, what they do, and who they serve.
Using not-so-catchy sales phrases and the wrong language when meeting with prospects will drastically reduce the chance of getting another meeting. Here are 10 common sales phrases to bypass if you want to seal the deal.
