Many sales experts argue that the beginning of the call is the most critical part of the sales process. This is when the salesperson has the opportunity to establish rapport, build trust, and gather information about the customer's needs and pain points. If the salesperson fails to make a good first impression, the rest of the call may be an uphill battle.
However, the end of the call is also critical, as this is when the salesperson has the opportunity to ask for the sale and close the deal. If the salesperson has done a good job of building rapport and demonstrating the value of the product or service throughout the call, the customer may be ready to make a decision by the end of the call.
In reality, a sale can be won or lost at any point during the sales process.
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