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Sep 3, 2021 1 hr

Gene Slade: Leading Questions

from Sales Training. Close It Now!

Today's discourse centers on the paramount significance of leveraging inquiry as an instrumental tool in overcoming objections within the sales process. We are privileged to welcome Mr. Gene Slade, a preeminent figure in the HVAC industry, who shares his extensive experience and insights on how to transform objections into opportunities through the art of questioning. Our conversation underscores the premise that the adept application of questions not only facilitates the resolution of objections but also enriches the customer’s understanding and engagement in the sales dialogue. As we delve deeply into this topic, we will explore actionable strategies designed to enhance one’s sales acumen, thereby enabling us to elevate our business practices and achieve unparalleled success. Join us as we dissect these methodologies and equip ourselves with the knowledge necessary to excel in our respective fields.

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  1. 0:06 Welcome Back to the Podcast
  2. 0:12 The Journey of a Contractor: From Installations to Sales Success
  3. 28:23 The Power of Questioning
  4. 42:07 Transitioning to Effective Sales Techniques
  5. 48:25 Understanding Repetition and Growth in Sales

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