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🎯Closing TechniquesIntermediate· 4 min read

What to do after the close

The yes is the start of the deal, not the end.

Combine fundamentals with timing and read.

The principle. The 5 minutes after yes determine refund rate, churn, referrals, and review score. Most reps celebrate, then hang up. Top closers run a tight post-close.

The 5-step post-close.

  1. Confirm in writing within 60 seconds. Email or text with the agreement and the next step.
  2. Re-anchor the why. "You're doing this because [their stated outcome] — and we'll have you there by [date]."
  3. Set expectations. What happens in the next 24h, next 7 days, next 30 days.
  4. Pre-empt buyer's remorse. "It's normal to second-guess overnight. If anything comes up, text me directly — I'd rather hear it than not."
  5. Ask for the referral now, not later. "Who else in your situation should I be talking to?"

Key takeaway. Top closers turn one yes into the next yes by running the post-close like the rest of the call — calm, deliberate, and clear.

Mini drill

After your next close, run all 5 steps before ending the call. Notice cancellation rate over the next 30 days.

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Sources & further reading
  1. BookDavid SandlerYou Can't Teach a Kid to Ride a Bike at a Seminar (The Sandler Selling System) (1995)

    Pain funnel, up-front contracts, Sandler reversal, no-guts-no-glory close.

    https://www.sandler.com/
  2. BookRobert B. CialdiniInfluence: The Psychology of Persuasion (2006)

    The foundational text on the six principles of persuasion.

    https://www.influenceatwork.com/
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