
Short YouTube talk by Blair Singer advising salespeople to stop trying to 'convince' customers and instead ask questions—specifically what the customer wants and why they want it—framing selling as problem-solving via inquiry.

Short YouTube talk by Blair Singer advising salespeople to stop trying to 'convince' customers and instead ask questions—specifically what the customer wants and why they want it—framing selling as problem-solving via inquiry.
If you're still trying to convince people to buy, you're actually probably pushing them away. That's the truth. Look, people that understand how to sell, people that understand how to solve other people's problems ask questions. Stop trying to convince. Ask people what they want and then ask them why they want it. And ask why do they want that and why is that so?

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