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One of the most disarming and powerful closes is a doorknob close, a close you use at the end of a call or meeting when your hand is on the doorknob.

We all know no one's reading long emails, and yet we still write long emails.

There's no quicker way for a customer to get a sales rep running than to threaten them with lack of budget, but instead of being fearful on that discussion, point that discussion back towards the customer.

Your first step is to figure out if this is a big picture of little picture meeting.

The last thing a buyer wants on a dismal Monday morning is an unsolicited cold call. 

Why do I reserve my cold calling for the top 10 minutes of every hour on the clock?

We have this weird tendency to remind our prospects of all the different times we've tried to reach them with failed attempts, hoping to maybe, I don't know, make him feel guilty to respond. It's time to stop.

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