Closing the deal: give and take closing technique
Offer the customer something attractive, then retract the offer, taking it away.
Then make him work to get it back. You might find he's desperate enough to pay full
price.
Examples
Here's what
you were looking for. Oh, hang on, it's already been reserved for someone else. Well, if you want to pay cash now, maybe I could order a replacement in
time for the other customer.
Ladies and
gentlemen, would you pay 20 for this potato peeler? Of course you would and
many have, but I'm not going to let you have it. Not yet. Now I'm going to add
this utility knife and this apple corer, both worth 15 each and only ask 25 for
the whole lot. Now I've only a few left, who's going to take them? Thank you
madam! Yes sir, one's for you...
How it
works
When a
person sees something desirable, they start to psychologically close on it. Even
paying attention creates a weak sense of ownership. When you take the product
away, you affect the person's need for a sense of control with the result that
they will likely fight back, figuratively trying to take back what is 'theirs'.
The
scarcity principle says that people want what is scarce, and the more scarce it
is, the more they want it.
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