December 22, 2015 by Tom Niesen in Sales Process
One of the greatest tools I have in my bag of sales techniques is my post call debrief. I find that the minute I am done with a sales call, before I go anywhere, I ask myself these questions and write down the HONEST answers on a piece of paper.
- What could I have done better on this call?
- What did I do well on this call?
- What question should I have asked?
- Why didn’t I ask it? Was it conceptual or technical? In other words, did I know the question but didn’t feel comfortable asking it? Or did I just not think of it at the time?
- What question should I have reversed? In other words, find out why they asked a certain question.
Try doing that for 30 days, and let me know if you didn’t improve.
Email me at tom@salesmadeeasy.com
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