The more closing techniques you know, the more likely it is that you will close the sale in the course of the sales interview. Selling is a skill. Good sales people are made, not born. Most of the most successful sales people in America were at one time shy, insecure, and clumsy at selling. They became great sales people by learning and practicing the essential skills of selling, including how to close the sale. And if you do what they do, you’ll be successful too, and nothing can stop you. Now, let’s begin.

Do you struggle closing prospects in Network Marketing? Are you ready to throw in the towel because you can't convince anyone that Network Marketing can change their life? If so, this video is for you.

The most important task after getting a prospect interested in your opportunity or products is closing. A highly effective MLM prospecting script to guide you in closing can be the difference between putting food on your family’s table for the month or starving.

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This is how it works. Take a piece of paper and draw a line down the center. Now, let’s write down all the reasons in favor of making this purchase decision on the left hand side.” You then start listing off all the benefits and advantages of your product or service. “ Remember we talked about this? And remember we talked about that? And we talked about this, and it does this, and it does that. And you have this and it includes this, and so on.” You have the prospect write down every single buying reason you can think of. You restate all the good reasons for buying you product. And then you ask, “Is that everything, Mr. Prospect?” “Can you think of anything else?” The prospect will eventually say, “No, I think that’s everything.” You then say, “Okay. Now, you fill out the other side.” And you hand him the pad of paper and the pen.

“What do you think of this house?” The wife says, “Harry, look at that beautiful flowering cherry tree. Ever since I was a girl, I wanted to have a house with a beautiful flowering cherry tree in the back yard.” And Harry says, “Shut up.” You know how Harry is. He always says, “Shut up.” They get out of the car and go into the house. The salesman is no dummy. He walks in behind them. Harry, Mr. Tough Guy, comes in and immediately says, “Look at this, you will have to replace the steps.” The salesman says, “Yes, but look at that beautiful flowering cherry tree out in the yard.” They walk into the house and Harry says, “This carpet is worn out; it will have to be replaced.”” Yes,” the salesman says, “But from here, you can see that beautiful flowering cherry tree, Mrs. Smith.” More...

Learning how to close prospects and ask for the sale is a VERY important skill to develop. If you don’t know how to close someone, you won’t get very good results in your business.

For example, imagine that you have just finished your presentation. You ask, “Well, who is going to handle the mortgage arrangements for this?” Even before the prospect says, “Yes, I’ll take it,” you ask, “Who will handle the mortgage arrangements?” You assume that he has decided to buy. You talk past the sale and you go on to wrap up the details. This assumption close is one of the most powerful closes you can learn. It only takes a little practice to master.

You’ve sat down with your prospect, shared your story, and presented your opportunity, now what? How are you going to close so that you have the best chance of getting your prospect to sign up? I have a simple closing methodology that works in every company...

The way you use the power of suggestion close is by creating emotions in the prospect with words or pictures. For example, you can say, “You’re really going to enjoy the way this car handles on the road. My brother has one of these cars and he just loves the way it grips the road when he corners!” In other words, you talk to the prospect as if he already owns the product or service you are selling. You say, “ You are really going to be happy when you travel in this car this summer.” “You are really going to enjoy this holiday to Europe.”