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What’s up, everybody?! Paul Shakuri here to answer another question that came to me and I used to get this a lot when I started. Many of you can benefit from this information. I was a decent and well-spoken person while knocking on doors and I was not closing the deal but I would get this often. This question comes from Anthony. We were doing a coaching call of about five people and he went out and implemented my strategies and teachings, here is what he said: “…Since the training sessions, I found significant changes in how customers respond to the door approach…” Anthony originally started off as sounding like a typical salesperson. Basically, picture someone knocking on the door, being the only person that is talking while regurgitating as much information as he can in hopes of a sale. In the meanwhile, not knowing that this is happening and …

If you are there to just sell them something, your more than likely not going to get the sale. All good sales people have a reason why they are at their door front. It may be you have a promotion that you want to share with people who have thought about your product in the past, or it may just be your looking to upgrade older security systems, saving them money or giving them extra equipment. Never lie, however you must have a reason why your at the door. Sure the ultimate goal is to make a sale and collect money and there is nothing wrong with that. Most newbie sales people think there is a problem with collecting money or personal information. If you been through your background check and your allowed by the authorities to be in that neighborhood, then what are you afraid of ? Understand that …