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    Most salespeople handle rapport casually compared to how important recognizing client rapport is. Few really prepare for rapport, and in not doing so, miss a big chance to differentiate themselves and make critical personal connections.

    Like all other aspects of the sales dialogue, being excellent at rapport takes thought. The goal is to create a connection and build on it in a way that is concise and genuine.

    As for how much time to spend on rapport, rapport can be established in two to ten minutes (or more) depending on the client, situation, and culture. Regardless of how much time, and especially if time is short, it is important to effectively establish rapport.

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    g so, miss a big chance to differentiate themselves and make critical personal connections.

    Like all other aspects of the sales dialogue, being excellent at rapport takes thought. The goal is to create a connection and build on it in a way that is concise and genuine.

    As for how much time to spend on rapport, rapport can be established in two to ten minutes (or more) depending on the client, situation, and culture. Regardless of how much time, and especially if time is short, it is important to effectively establish rapport.

    Here are some best practices for

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    ing excellent at rapport takes thought. The goal is to create a connection and build on it in a way that is concise and genuine.

    As for how much time to spend on rapport, rapport can be established in two to ten minutes (or more) depending on the client, situation, and culture. Regardless of how much time, and especially if time is short, it is important to effectively establish rapport.

    Here are some best practices for

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    much time to spend on rapport, rapport can be established in two to ten minutes (or more) depending on the client, situation, and culture. Regardless of how much time, and especially if time is short, it is important to effectively establish rapport.

    Here are some best practices for

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    dless of how much time, and especially if time is short, it is important to effectively establish rapport.

    Here are some best practices for building High-mileage Rapport:

    Prepare to build rapport. Do your homework. Ask colleagues and gain insights into the client. (After you meet with your clients, include personal information in addition to business needs and strategy in your CRM. Refer to the information before each contact so you can use it.) Ask personal interest questions appropriately. Show interest — for example, if a client says, “My daughter is in an ice skating competition,” ask about the competition and his/her daughter.

    Most importantly, know how to keep the focus of rapport conversatio

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