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Business Case Study; Franchisor Cash Flow Remedies every day.One thing that new franchisors need to be careful with is watching their cash flow. It takes about one to two million dollars to adequately set up a franchising program for an existing company with a viable prototype already in place. It is wise for franchising executives to consider the need to conserve and watch o That then begs this question. "Why do so many salespeople neglect involving the customer's emotions when presenting a product or service?"< In this, the third in the series, I want to draw your attention to an area of the presentation that the majority of salespeople overlook on a regular basis. It's the area of emotions or feelings. It has often been said that customers make buying decisions emotionally but justify those decisions rationally. As a sales manager, I saw that statement proven true every day. That then begs this question. "Why do so many salespeople neglect involving the customer's emotions when presenting a product or service?"< In this, the third in the series, I want to draw your attention to an area of the presentation that the majority of salespeople overlook on a regular basis. It's the area of emotions or feelings. It has often been said that customers make buying decisions emotionally but justify those decisions rationally. As a sales manager, I saw that statement proven true every day. That then begs this question. "Why do so many salespeople neglect involving the customer's emotions when presenting a product or service?"< That then begs this question. "Why do so many salespeople neglect involving the customer's emotions when presenting a product or service?"< That then begs this question. "Why do so many salespeople neglect involving the customer's emotions when presenting a product or service?"< That then begs this question. "Why do so many salespeople neglect involving the customer's emotions when presenting a product or service?" Often salespeople will "show and tell". The 'show' what a product will do and then they will 'tell' what the benefits are. Rarely will they talk about what the customer will 'feel' as they experience these benefits. In many ways this is becoming a lost art. Today, we are shown everything in multi-media sensory overload. Need proof? Watch a 30 second television commercial to see what I mean. Many of those commercials will flash 30 plus different images at you trying to make their point. Modern film does much the same thing. They leave nothing to the imagination. A good book or an old classic radio program plays not to your eyes, but rather, to your imagination to create a
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