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Building Value, How Far do You Go?

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Building Value, How Far do You Go?

As a salesperson, building the value of your product or service is a important part of the selling process for two important reasons. The process helps reinforce need or desire in the customer's mind and it justifies the price being asked. So, the question is, when building value, how far do you go? How much time do you spend? Although the answer is a fairly simple, many salespeople fail to recognize it.
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