SALES TALK ✨ Day 3/10 🎯 The Power of Listening in Sales Listening is one of the most underrated sales skills. Active and perceptive listening allows us to understand our customers’ pain points, tailor our solutions, and build genuine connections. Remember, great salespeople listen twice as much as they talk. When you truly listen, you don’t just sell; you solve problems. #ActiveListening #CustomerFocused #SalesStrategy #TrustBuilding #ProblemSolving #SalesExcellence
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