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In this episode, we’re going to delve into a topic that is crucial for anyone involved in sales: the 10 strategic advantages of presenting your proposals or quotes.
As a sales growth strategist who has worked with numerous clients and salespeople, I’ve noticed a common mistake—people often send proposals or quotes via email without truly presenting them. It’s like throwing a grenade over the fence and hoping for the best.
However, there are significant benefits to taking the time to present your proposals effectively.
First and foremost, when you present your proposals, you regain control of the sales process. You get to direct your clients’ attention to the most valuable aspects of your proposal, ensuring they understand the value you bring before revealing the price.
By doing so, you maintain control and increase the chances of closing the deal successfully.
On the other hand, if you merely email the proposal, you risk losing control and potentially the entire business, so, in this episode, we’re going to dive into the advantages of presenting proposals, how to do it properly and what outcome you are likely to get if you just email them.
Presenting your proposal empowers you to ask for the business directly. On the call or during the presentation, you can confirm your clients’ choice and request their commitment to move forward. This personal touch and direct ask can significantly increase your conversion rates compared to a passive email exchange.
Listen to this episode to know what these 10 strategic advantages are so you can ensure that you stay in control of the sales process and maintain momentum with your prospects.
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