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- Cristina, I so relate with that, like totally. I never heard anyone explain it exactly like that before. Thank you for sharing!!
- Hello Christina, You'll be fantastic, as usual! :-) I'll be on the call to listen to you. I'm glad Tawnya asked you to join the party... What a great virtual event!
- Great advice! Very nice read. Thank you for the information. Will apply this information and wait to see the results.
- That comment about a realtor is complete rubbish. What are the similarities between having your own brand and driving an expensive car?
- i was searching about this since last 30 minutes on google really helpful post .. thanks for sharing.
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Helping Virtual Assistants run their small business, one step at a time.http://blog.cristinafavreau.com/2007/04/what-questions-should-i-ask/
Started by Cristina Favreau · 10 months ago
Ryan posted a comment/question regarding my recent blog post What clients REALLY want that I wish to answer separately. The question is:
As a salesman I have a hard time with what questions I should ask. I know that it is important to ask questions. But what if they want to know more about wha ... Continue reading »
As a salesman I have a hard time with what questions I should ask. I know that it is important to ask questions. But what if they want to know more about wha ... Continue reading »
2 years ago
Thanks for the advice on a question that has been bothering me for some time now. There are a lot of people who tell you how important it is to ask questions but no one ever tells you how.
I found that when I started writing out my questions to ask people I focused on getting through the questions instead of listening with sincere intent.
I like the idea of avoiding "being mechanical, going through the motions or appearing like you’re reading from a script — clients will catch on quickly, get turned off and go somewhere else."
We all hate talking to salesman who are mechanical. When we tell them what we are looking for and they go on with their script and try and push something that you'd never use. We know they are just trying to sell us instead of educating us about how they fulfill our needs.
Thanks for the advice and I look forward to reading what others have to say.
Ryan