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Remember This Important Lesson on the Power of Posture

How a client stands may tell you what you need to know about whether they’re ready to buy.

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How a client stands may tell you what you need to know about whether they’re ready to buy.

WHY IT IS TRUE: Are their arms folded and closely tucked at their sides? This indicates that they might not be open to you. Are their bodies turned toward or away from you? “Away” can symbolize that they are giving you the cold shoulder. “Toward” you, on the other hand, can imply a decision for interaction and more information.

PLAN OF ACTION: Ask open-ended questions that get clients sharing their genuine wants and needs. By doing so, you will help them to move closer to the close.

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