Do you ever wonder why your quotes aren't being accepted? Do you spend ages adding as much detail as possible to your quote, making it look the part, including as much technical know-how as possible? Surely the long list of features you have included is bound to impress the customer. Well, guess what? "People don't buy features, they buy benefits." Let me explain. Unless your customer is a plumber themselves or has some experience or knowledge in the industry, they don't know why they need to spend money on a magnetic filter or a chemical flush. As far as they're concerned they need a new boiler and that's expensive enough. "These extra items listed in the quote seem too expensive and unnecessary. Seems a bit underhanded them trying to flog me these extra parts." But what if they understood exactly why they needed to spend money on these items? If the benefit of these unknown items was explained to them then they would certainly be more likely...