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From Loren Nelson, NelsonEcom |
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NetBits is the weekly newsletter keeping your informed of various chatter and other tidbits of potential relevance. |
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In This Issue: Item One: Latest Scientific Studies Refute Fears of Greenland Melt Do you want to create more conversions out of visitors to your web site? Or, increase the chances that your message gets through to a visitor, thereby, creating a sale, attracting a customer or converting someone to your point of view? Full-motion online video is becoming the "killer app" that can revolutionize website communications and ecommerce. Contact us for more information. |
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| 1. Latest Scientific Studies Refute Fears of Greenland Melt |
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Senate trip to Greenland to investigate fears of a glacier meltdown revealed an Arctic land where current climatic conditions are neither alarming nor linked to a rise in man-made carbon dioxide emissions, according to many of the latest peer-reviewed scientific findings. Recent research has found that Greenland has been warming since the 1880’s, but since 1955, temperature averages at Greenland stations have been colder than the period between 1881-1955. |
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Take the Stairs Yes, most of us have heard this before, but it bears repeating. The key to cutting stroke risk may be right inside your house. Studies suggest that climbing just three flights of stairs every day can cut your stroke risk by 20 percent. If your house has a second floor, find excuses for going upstairs whenever possible. If you live or work in a high rise, make a habit of getting off the elevator a few floors below your apartment or office. |
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| 3. The 5-Step Method of Handling Objections |
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The Five-Step Method 1. First, hear them out – completely. Don’t interrupt! 2. Put in a softening statement before you answer: “I complete understand how you feel.” “Some of my best clients felt that way also.” “I completely understand how you feel, this is a big decision, and right now I’m sure it makes sense for you to think about this.” Step Two: Question and Isolate the Objection B-4 Answering it. You can’t begin chasing and answering every objection they give you! First you must question and isolate the objection to make sure it’s the REAL objection. Example: “The Price is Too High” “I understand __________, and let me ask you a question: Assuming that the price on these hearing aids weren’t an issue (or fit within your budget, or if someone were suddenly going to buy them for you), but if price weren’t an issue here, is this the solution you feel is right for you today?” Or, “is this something you would go ahead and order today?” Step Three: Answer the Objection (using a scripted response!) Either use one of the scripts you already have, or write one. No matter what, though, USE A SCRIPT! Step Four: Confirm Your Answer: One of the biggest mistakes 80% of sales reps make when answering objections is they don’t confirm their answers – in other words, they just keep talking! The Top 20% understand the danger of talking past the close (like introducing new objections), and instead, after they have used their scripted response, they confirm their answer. Use any one of the following: “Does that answer that for you?” Step Five: Ask For the Deal! This might sound obvious, but you’d be amazed by how many (like 80% or more) closers don’t ask for the deal. Scripts assure that you do! And after you do ask for the order, Shut up and Listen! |
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| 4. Word of the Week |
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The Word of the Day for August 23, 2007 is: : to attack violently with blows or words Example Sentence: Did you know? |
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| 5. 10 Worst Foods, 10 Best Foods |
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