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Final Day to Participate in Xanadu Gallery's State of the Art Survey |
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| Xanadu Gallery's third annual State of the Art Survey will close Wednesday. If you haven't had a chance to share your perspective on the current state of the art market, please take a few minutes to take the survey now. There are 19 simple questions, and the survey is completely anonymous. How to Participate Click here to take survey https://survey.zohopublic.com/zs/qvDr8D |
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Becoming a Better Art Salesperson - Part 3 | Restating Questions and Objections |
| by Xanadu Gallery Owner Jason Horejs |
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The typical reaction to a question or objection raised by a potential customer is to try and provide an immediate answer. After gaining some sales experience, you will have heard all the questions and objections, and will have a ready answer for each. I would encourage you to resist the temptation to blurt out an immediate answer, and instead restate your clients question or objection in your own words. This is a simple thing to do once you get the hang of it, but you will be amazed at how much it impacts your ability to help your customer solve her own questions or perceived problems. That's a real key - helping your client solve her own problems, instead of trying to solve them for her. Read More . . . |
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Becoming a Better Art Salesperson - Part 2 | The Power of Silence |
| by Xanadu Gallery Owner Jason Horejs |
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One of the most powerful, and yet most underused sales tools is silence. Many salespeople mistakenly think that selling is a process of talking potential customers into buying something. While establishing rapport and creating narrative are important, we often make the mistake of saying too much. I've listened to salespeople fill every moment of an encounter with talk, never giving the buyer a chance to commit. As your client finds an interesting piece and you move toward the close, silence can be far more powerful than talk. Read More . . . |
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