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Master the Sales Cycle in Seven Steps

Dan Woog, Monster Contributing Writer

4. Draft a Sales Proposal

Those discussions lead to the preparation of a prospect proposal. The key is to identify a problem, quantify it and show how your company can solve it. Pricing should be related to the problem. “Create a financial justification for purchasing your product,” Rigg advises. “That reenergizes the prospect’s emotions.” A sales cycle may stall if a prospect is no longer engaged, he notes.

5. Deal with Objections


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  • Jehsmallpict_max50

    2KnowIS

    4 months ago

    2 comments

    Isn't step '2. Learn About Your Prospect' with the suspect?

  • My_picture_max50

    mrosenthal5

    4 months ago

    4 comments

    How can 4. Draft a Sales Proposal be accomplished without meeting with the suspect first?

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