Sales Tip: Never hand your customer a product before your demo

April 14, 2022
Handing your customer a product or some literature on the product right before giving your demo is a recipe for distraction.

As you begin your demonstration never ever, never ever, never ever hand your prospect a piece of literature or the product to play with. It is another unproven fact that as soon as you hand the prospect anything to read or play with their hearing shuts off and they do not hear a word you are saying. They are also able to bring up objections that you were going to cover in your demonstration.

As you proceed through your demonstration be sure to “trial close” after every second or third feature and certainly after any significant feature. Additionally, if you get the feeling your prospect is losing interest you can use trial closing to get them back involved in the conversation.

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