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Thursday, November 13, 2008
What Would You Ask?
Nov 13 2008 3:43PM | Permalink | Email this | Comments (2) |
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Would you ask the same ones you ask now? Or would you ask something different? Or would it be a mix of new and old? In addition, when would you ask them? Would your interview questions be all “up front” … spaced out as your customer tours your models … or after they’ve seen what you have to offer? Lot’s to think about huh?
I know you’d ask all of the old favorites … you know what I mean … “Is this your first visit” … “What brings you out” … “What size home are you looking for” … and so on. But what other questions would you ask?
Questions are critical to success in today’s market. Especially with today’s market realities. Good questions range from being a value-building tool to gathering the information you need to close the sale … and everything in between.
Here are a few of my favorite questions. Try some of them … I think you’ll find they’ll give you additional information that you’ll be able to use. Here goes:
• What happens if you don’t move?
• What criteria will you use to make your decision?
• On a scale from one to ten ______?
• What matters most ______ or ______?
• What impact will ______ have on your decision?
Remember … all things being equal … your success will be directly proportional to the quality of your questions. Good selling!
PS: If you have some favorites … send them to me and we’ll make a list and post them on one of my upcoming blogs.
Reader Comments
at 11/13/2008 4:03:14 PM, JPDouglas said:
One of the questions I ask is, "Tell me about your current house. What features does it have/not have that are causing you to consider moving to a new house." THis question allows the client to open up about what their needs and desires are without feeling like I have to pry the information out of them.
at 11/19/2008 9:00:23 AM, Elijah Gehman said:
I like to ask the Budget or investment range right up front to get them to think about the money step! Money is what we are after so make it an easy thing to talk with anyone about!
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