Here is an exercise I used in a sales meeting that made a big
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Personally, I came up with more than 500. Almost everyone had 200 or more in total. I then asked everyone to check off the single benefits that would, by themselves, justify buying the product. In other words, if the product gave only that one benefit, I would personally buy it.
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Then I said "Now you are armed. You now have more reasons to buy than any prospect has to not buy." I told them to keep this list (most were several pages) and look at them often if they don't feel motivated to sell that day. I helped well enough to include it with every group of salespeople I'm training.
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