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None of these phrases sound terrible.
That’s why they’re dangerous.
They sound polite and natural—but they often end the conversation before you uncover what the prospect is actually thinking.
A stronger sales call doesn’t require becoming pushy.
It requires asking better questions at the exact moment the conversation could go either way.
Which phrase have you used before: 1, 2 or all three?
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