Aaron Chong’s Sales Tips
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This is where Aaron will share case studies and tips on sales & closing from time to time so that you can avoid making these mistakes. Read the pinned msg first.

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#1017: "Can you go back to them? Didn’t they already say no."

You’re stuck because you don't know what to say, right?
And if you’re to say the same thing... it feels so stupid, isn’t it? So you do nothing.
But when you’ve a messaging system, not just one message, you can go back to them over and over again, with fresh angle, fresh approach, just like Simin.

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“What if I spend the money and it doesn’t work?”
“What if this is the wrong choice?”
”What if there's a better choice?”

Most salespeople panic at this point.
So they push harder. They rush the customer. And lose
Fear of regret is stronger than desire.

This not a time to rush. It's a time for clarity.
Give them clarity. They'll feel safe. They'll close themselves.

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#1019: Three lines that tell you everything:
"I'm just asking only." It means they're mildly curious, not serious.
"Best price?" - It means they don't see enough value to pay the price.
"Let me think about it." - It means they have no clarity if it's right for them.
These aren't objections. These are qualification failures.
Either you didn't qualify them properly upfront, or they were never serious to begin with.
When you see red flags, slow down, ask better questions, and qualify properly, and if needed, walk away.

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Thank you, 2025
Life without struggle has no meaning
Every setback was a lesson, every grind is a step closer.
Chasing goals, and staying real.
Grateful for the people next to me.

Here's to the 2026
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