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Determining Customer Needs With a Consultative Questioning Strategy
True/False Questions
1. Customer service provides little opportunity to add value.
2. In most cases, firms profit from the first two sales made to customers, and their profits drop significantly on additional sales.
3. A well-prepared salesperson will not find it necessary to recommend that a prospect purchase a product from another source.
4. Probing questions help you to uncover and clarify the prospect's buying problem and the circumstances surrounding the problem.
5. "Would this computer software meet your current business needs?" is an example of a confirmation question.
6. According to research, engaging in two-way communication and striking a balance between open and closed questions are effective methods for improving sales success.
7. In a single sales call or a multi-call situation, the salesperson should always plan to go through all four parts of the Consultative Sales Presentation Guide during the initial contact.