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The Kevin Miller Podcast

Always ask for the order

The Kevin Miller Podcast

Kevin Miller

Health & Fitness, Religion & Spirituality, Social Sciences, Education, How To, Society & Culture, Science, Medicine, Life Sciences, Spirituality, Nutrition, Self-improvement, Mental Health, Relationships

4.51.4K Ratings

🗓️ 26 November 2010

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Summary

Zig Ziglar reminds you that you should always ask for the order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

This is a Blast Box Media Podcast.

0:03.0

Welcome to the Ziegler Inspire Podcast. Ziegler's Inspire Podcast.

0:14.0

Welcome to Ziegziegziegler's Inspire Podcast.

0:17.4

This is your host Blake Lindsey.

0:19.1

Let me ask you this.

0:20.0

How do you feel when you get to the very end of your sales presentation?

0:23.0

Are you excited? Are you nervous?

0:24.7

How about optimistic?

0:25.9

Most importantly, at the end of your sales presentation, do you ask for the order?

0:29.6

Zigg is going to share with us some specific closes to help us. Let's turn it up so we can hear him nice and loud and I'll be back in a few minutes.

0:36.0

The ABC is of closing sales, AA, FTO, always ask for the order.

0:51.0

Many years ago, the Detroit newspapers carried a feature story about a monstrous

0:55.0

insurance policy purchased by Henry Ford. A close friend of Mr. Ford's who was

1:00.2

in the insurance business was considerably upset and asked him why he had not bought the policy

1:05.8

from him. Mr. Ford's answer is a lesson to everybody who sells anything to anybody at

1:11.7

any time under any circumstances and that's all of us.

1:17.0

He said, you didn't ask me.

1:19.0

When I think of closing the sale, I can think of no more effective closer than my brother

1:24.4

Judge Ziggler he had the strongest closing attitude of anyone I have ever known in the

1:30.4

great profession of selling judge's basic philosophy was you had his money in your pocket.

1:38.0

Now that was okay since he had your product on his shelf. Now before you rushed to judgment let me quickly

1:45.6

add that my brother was one salesman who always had his prospect's best

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