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By: Elijah Craig

Have you noticed what happens when you buy a new car? Once you buy it, you start batches of the same car on the road. What does this mean?

Or consider this: Jack and Dr. Tonya Tonya to know who is about to have her first baby. Now, Jack is around, he sees pregnant women. Fast forward nine months: Tonya gave birth to a beautiful girl. Jack lets see now pregnant and begins to see babies everywhere he goes.

That's called a perception selective. This is proof positive that happened to change our lives we see. When you buy a new car or our wives get pregnant – our brain becomes more programmed to point out this matter. In essence, ask your brain to "get new cars or pregnant women in our mental radar screen." The case of reading this article means that you are yourself involved in this process … through one of the most powerful concepts in sales in his radar screen. "It is called the window of dissatisfaction.

People who notice the window of dissatisfaction tend to:

– Close the door wider

– Close faster door

– And win loyal customer base who will gladly serve as a reference and provide the most precious thing in sales – referrals.

If this is what you want, read on to learn more about – and start up to see – the window of dissatisfaction.

The three shopping modes

Most vendors are very familiar with two of the three common methods of acquisition:

Status Quo – "What we have is sufficient, we see no reason to change. We will continue buying from this vendor … or keep doing nothing."

Search for alternatives – "We are actively seeking a new provider, and probably talk to several candidates.

These two, not But it is the third purchase fashion. He who has the greatest opportunity, namely …

Window of dissatisfaction: "We know we need to do some something about X, and we put on our "do" list but have not yet found the time to take action. "

In other words …

When you sell to a buyer after they realize they were no longer sufficient, but until you have begun the process of finding alternative you found the window of dissatisfaction!

Example: A friend of mine sells speakers writing professional services. Help turn programs training in the manuscripts, become then the self-published books. Their best customers are people who have not self-published a book, or put out his hand to anyone to make, have published a book in its list of "things to do." When a speaker is much talked about, but still does not sell a book … my friend knows that he has found a buyer in the window of dissatisfaction – and loyal customer following value.

Take a few minutes to think of the new customers it acquired last year. Consider your name. Now break your list a little further. Among the buyers, which were conditions in which) found it very easy to make the sale, b) have benefited from a short sales cycle, c) sold at a price higher than the average, d) remained with a core of loyal customers who have seen "face to face with you – and they were ready and willing to sing its praises to others? Look for these names.

In all likelihood, to "come out" by the check marks his name when they were in a window of dissatisfaction and its product or service in resonance with the selective perception of the buyer.

The very act of thinking about these buyers, it's easier than you recognize the window of dissatisfaction and get on your mental radar screen "Once you recognize a window of dissatisfaction, and refer to their own best customers, start it are everywhere.

When you see the window of dissatisfaction, you are the principle of competitive advantage – an advantage " unfair "to increase their close rates, reduce sales cycles and increase their average size. In short, stand out in sales when you can identify, highlight, and sell to buyers in the window of dissatisfaction … before its competitors. So take a look at your new best customers … and soon you'll start to see the window of dissatisfaction everywhere!

Copyright Resource: -> For almost 20 years Craig has used timing strategies for sell the business more efficient in every job. Creator trigger sales events, Craig Elias has received coverage on NBC News, New York Times, The National Post, Sales and Marketing magazine and has won a million dollars idea in a contest in U.S. dollars. Contact Craig by phone (+1.403.874.2998), Skype (Craig.Elias) or web .

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About the Author

For almost 20 years Craig has used timing strategies to be a top sales performer at EVERY company he has worked for. The creator of Trigger Event Selling, Craig Elias has received coverage on NBC news, in The New York Times, The National Post, Sales and Marketing magazine and won a $1,000,000 prize in a billion dollar idea contest. Contact Craig by phone (+1.403.874.2998), Skype (Craig.Elias) or web.

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