A) balance sheet method.
B) direct request method.
C) assumptive close method.
D) benefit summary method.
E) alternative choice method.
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A) direct request
B) minor point
C) direct action
D) standing-room-only
E) assumptive
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A) Aggressive
B) Assertive
C) Empathetic
D) Confident
E) Determined
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A) The salesperson should begin by asking directly for a commitment.
B) The rep asks a series of questions designed to discover the reason for hesitation.
C) The method is especially effective with Japanese and Arab business prospects.
D) This method attempts to bring all pertinent issues into the open.
E) After successfully dealing with the prospect's concerns, the sales rep should seek commitment.
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A) How does a savings of $30 per month on your refrigeration electricity bill sound?
B) Are you interested in how the oversized coil works to keep food cold and eliminate defrosting?
C) How does the ease of mobility of this unit compare with other refrigeration units you have seen?
D) Do you think you'd be interested in buying the optional illumination signage that comes with our units?
E) All of the above are examples of trial closes that could be used by a salesperson selling refrigerator units to obtain buyer commitment.
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