If your product can make a big difference for your customers, then you genuinely need to find out what they need and sell them that. If your approach is all about you and you getting the features and benefits of your product in front of a potential customer so that they will buy your stuff, then you have your priorities in the wrong order. Ask your customer the right questions that will help you identify whether or not your product makes a difference in their life. If it doesn’t, then you aren’t speaking to the right buyer. Remember, great selling is helping others – you do something for people and not to them!
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