7 ways to turn inquiries into sales
August 25, 2011 by Ken Dooley
Someone contacts your company requesting info about your product or service. What comes next is crucial to turning an inquiry into a sale.
Someone contacts your company requesting info about your product or service. What comes next is crucial to turning an inquiry into a sale.
Never mentioning the competition is an old selling rule that has some merit. But what should you do if your prospect brings up the competition?
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