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close a sale
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close a sale and close the sale
to complete the sale of something; to seal a bargain in the sale of something. The salesman closed the sale and the customer drove off in a brand new car.
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close a sale
to succeed in selling something to someone It's an easy job - just bring out the shoe the customer chooses, and then close the sale with a thank you.
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Many sales have been lost because the sales person did not know when to close the sale.
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ask yourself how well your business cards will be able to close the sale and get a person interested in you When you open a book the two most important parts of it are at the very beginning and the very end.
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