Art ofClosingSalesYour MostPowerfulClosingToolTactic 5 of9: Be you,not yourtitleEffective Planfor a call-backsituation:Approach andRevie5 of 11 UsefulClosingStrategies:Provide Options(AlternativeChoice Close)WhentoCloseClosingand YourAttitudeLearn torecognizebuyingsignals.11 of 11 UsefulClosingStrategies:Come BackAgain (Call-Back Close)Be TheirReassuranceAlwaysbeclosing3 of 3NonverbalBuying signals:Consistent eyecontactTactic 6 of9: Engagein positiveself-talkThe mostthreateningelement in thesale is often thefear ofrejection.TheClosingCurveRecognizingBuyingSignalsWork Daily tocreate anatmosphere inwhich trustnaturallymanifests.ElevenUsefulClosingStrategiesClosing is anaturalconclusion to apresentation toa qualifiedprospect.7 of 11 UsefulClosingStrategies: Givea Reason to Act(ImpendingEvent Close)1 of 11 UsefulClosingStrategies: TheAssumptiveClose9 of 11 UsefulClosingStrategies:Build a BalanceSheet (BalanceSheet Close)Use a summaryduring the closeto restate thesignificantselling points.InherentRisks ofBuying1 of 3NonverbalBuyingsignals:NoddingAClosingQuestionClosing andPersistenceTactic 1 of 9:Remindyourself thatyou are notaloneDealingwithRejectionPersistenceTactic 8 of9: Yourdefinitionof successA trial closecould ask foran opinionrather than acommitment.SelfConfidenceTactic 2 of9: Forgiveyourself4 of 11 UsefulClosingStrategies: BeClear and Ask(Direct Close)6 of 11 UsefulClosingStrategies:Summarize MajorPoints (SummaryClose)Functionsof theCloseBoth verbal andnonverbal cluespoint to theprospect’sreadiness tobuy.2 of 3NonverbalBuying signals:Fidgeting withdocuments orother materialsTactic 7 of9: PositivelyanticipaterejectionAftertheCloseNever misstheopportunitynot to saysomethingTactic 4 of9: Refuseto give upThreenonverbalbuyingsignalsNineTactics forcoping withrejectionTactic 9 of9: Keepyourpipeline fullA ClosingConsciousnessTactic 3 of9: Giveyourself apep talk2 of 11 UsefulClosingStrategies: TheContinuous YesClose3 of 11 UsefulClosingStrategies: LetYour ActionsSpeak (PhysicalAction Close)10 of 11 UsefulClosing Strategies:Make aComparison (Costof OwnershipClose)DealingwithRejection8 of 11 UsefulClosingStrategies:Offer a Trail(Trail OrderClose)A ClosingFrame ofMindTheTrailCloseArt ofClosingSalesYour MostPowerfulClosingToolTactic 5 of9: Be you,not yourtitleEffective Planfor a call-backsituation:Approach andRevie5 of 11 UsefulClosingStrategies:Provide Options(AlternativeChoice Close)WhentoCloseClosingand YourAttitudeLearn torecognizebuyingsignals.11 of 11 UsefulClosingStrategies:Come BackAgain (Call-Back Close)Be TheirReassuranceAlwaysbeclosing3 of 3NonverbalBuying signals:Consistent eyecontactTactic 6 of9: Engagein positiveself-talkThe mostthreateningelement in thesale is often thefear ofrejection.TheClosingCurveRecognizingBuyingSignalsWork Daily tocreate anatmosphere inwhich trustnaturallymanifests.ElevenUsefulClosingStrategiesClosing is anaturalconclusion to apresentation toa qualifiedprospect.7 of 11 UsefulClosingStrategies: Givea Reason to Act(ImpendingEvent Close)1 of 11 UsefulClosingStrategies: TheAssumptiveClose9 of 11 UsefulClosingStrategies:Build a BalanceSheet (BalanceSheet Close)Use a summaryduring the closeto restate thesignificantselling points.InherentRisks ofBuying1 of 3NonverbalBuyingsignals:NoddingAClosingQuestionClosing andPersistenceTactic 1 of 9:Remindyourself thatyou are notaloneDealingwithRejectionPersistenceTactic 8 of9: Yourdefinitionof successA trial closecould ask foran opinionrather than acommitment.SelfConfidenceTactic 2 of9: Forgiveyourself4 of 11 UsefulClosingStrategies: BeClear and Ask(Direct Close)6 of 11 UsefulClosingStrategies:Summarize MajorPoints (SummaryClose)Functionsof theCloseBoth verbal andnonverbal cluespoint to theprospect’sreadiness tobuy.2 of 3NonverbalBuying signals:Fidgeting withdocuments orother materialsTactic 7 of9: PositivelyanticipaterejectionAftertheCloseNever misstheopportunitynot to saysomethingTactic 4 of9: Refuseto give upThreenonverbalbuyingsignalsNineTactics forcoping withrejectionTactic 9 of9: Keepyourpipeline fullA ClosingConsciousnessTactic 3 of9: Giveyourself apep talk2 of 11 UsefulClosingStrategies: TheContinuous YesClose3 of 11 UsefulClosingStrategies: LetYour ActionsSpeak (PhysicalAction Close)10 of 11 UsefulClosing Strategies:Make aComparison (Costof OwnershipClose)DealingwithRejection8 of 11 UsefulClosingStrategies:Offer a Trail(Trail OrderClose)A ClosingFrame ofMindTheTrailClose

Chapter 14 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Art of Closing Sales
  2. Your Most Powerful Closing Tool
  3. Tactic 5 of 9: Be you, not your title
  4. Effective Plan for a call-back situation: Approach and Revie
  5. 5 of 11 Useful Closing Strategies: Provide Options (Alternative Choice Close)
  6. When to Close
  7. Closing and Your Attitude
  8. Learn to recognize buying signals.
  9. 11 of 11 Useful Closing Strategies: Come Back Again (Call-Back Close)
  10. Be Their Reassurance
  11. Always be closing
  12. 3 of 3 Nonverbal Buying signals: Consistent eye contact
  13. Tactic 6 of 9: Engage in positive self-talk
  14. The most threatening element in the sale is often the fear of rejection.
  15. The Closing Curve
  16. Recognizing Buying Signals
  17. Work Daily to create an atmosphere in which trust naturally manifests.
  18. Eleven Useful Closing Strategies
  19. Closing is a natural conclusion to a presentation to a qualified prospect.
  20. 7 of 11 Useful Closing Strategies: Give a Reason to Act (Impending Event Close)
  21. 1 of 11 Useful Closing Strategies: The Assumptive Close
  22. 9 of 11 Useful Closing Strategies: Build a Balance Sheet (Balance Sheet Close)
  23. Use a summary during the close to restate the significant selling points.
  24. Inherent Risks of Buying
  25. 1 of 3 Nonverbal Buying signals: Nodding
  26. A Closing Question
  27. Closing and Persistence
  28. Tactic 1 of 9: Remind yourself that you are not alone
  29. Dealing with Rejection
  30. Persistence
  31. Tactic 8 of 9: Your definition of success
  32. A trial close could ask for an opinion rather than a commitment.
  33. Self Confidence
  34. Tactic 2 of 9: Forgive yourself
  35. 4 of 11 Useful Closing Strategies: Be Clear and Ask (Direct Close)
  36. 6 of 11 Useful Closing Strategies: Summarize Major Points (Summary Close)
  37. Functions of the Close
  38. Both verbal and nonverbal clues point to the prospect’s readiness to buy.
  39. 2 of 3 Nonverbal Buying signals: Fidgeting with documents or other materials
  40. Tactic 7 of 9: Positively anticipate rejection
  41. After the Close
  42. Never miss the opportunity not to say something
  43. Tactic 4 of 9: Refuse to give up
  44. Three nonverbal buying signals
  45. Nine Tactics for coping with rejection
  46. Tactic 9 of 9: Keep your pipeline full
  47. A Closing Consciousness
  48. Tactic 3 of 9: Give yourself a pep talk
  49. 2 of 11 Useful Closing Strategies: The Continuous Yes Close
  50. 3 of 11 Useful Closing Strategies: Let Your Actions Speak (Physical Action Close)
  51. 10 of 11 Useful Closing Strategies: Make a Comparison (Cost of Ownership Close)
  52. Dealing with Rejection
  53. 8 of 11 Useful Closing Strategies: Offer a Trail (Trail Order Close)
  54. A Closing Frame of Mind
  55. The Trail Close