A sales prospect is a potential customer or client
who has shown interest in a product or service.
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Fact-finding sales refers to the process of gathering relevant information about a potential customer's needs, preferences, challenges, and requirements.
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Objections are customer concerns that arise during the sales process, leading to hesitation in making a purchase.
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Follow-up in sales refers to the actions taken by sales professionals after an initial contact or interaction with a prospect or customer.
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A trial close is a sales technique used to gauge the prospect's
interest and commitment during the sales process.
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A sales prospect is a potential customer or client
who has shown interest in a product or service.
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Fact-finding sales refers to the process of gathering relevant information about a potential customer's needs, preferences, challenges, and requirements.
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Objections are customer concerns that arise during the sales process, leading to hesitation in making a purchase.
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Follow-up in sales refers to the actions taken by sales professionals after an initial contact or interaction with a prospect or customer.
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A trial close is a sales technique used to gauge the prospect's
interest and commitment during the sales process.
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