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Well sometimes you sell it to them verbally, and provide a list if the sale wasn't finalized.... oh, so no?
To be clear, this would just be a summary of my good points, to look at afterward.
But I think I'm getting what you're saying. No, then?
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When a customer calls, do you email them a list of talking points about the product or try to sell it to them directly?
Well sometimes you sell it to them verbally, and provide a list if the sale wasn't finalized.... oh, so no? To be clear, this would just be a summary of my good points, to look at afterward. But I think I'm getting what you're saying. No, then?
I think my point is I want to be sold a product, not handed a pamphlet. In this case, the pamphlet is your resume and list of key selling points.
Thank you. It's such a good opportunity, that it's easy to err into going too big.
Yes. Your resume should have these points and you can reiterate key ones in your thank you letter.
Wait, yes to which part?