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SPIN Selling: The Question-Based Method That Closes Deals

Stop pitching and start asking. The four-question sequence that gets buyers to talk themselves into the deal before you ever name a price.

  • Intermediate
  • 8 lessons
  • 1 h 6 min to complete

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What it covers

What your people will learn.

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The buyer should be selling themselves on the solution by the time you stop talking. SPIN Selling is how you get there with questions instead of pressure.

Most sales calls feel polite and go nowhere. You stack up facts you could have looked up, deliver a clean pitch, and the deal still dies in the silence after the meeting. The problem is rarely the product. It is the order of your questions and who is doing the talking.

This course teaches Neil Rackham's research-backed method built on 12 years and 35,000 sales calls: the sequence of Situation, Problem, Implication, and Need-payoff questions. You learn to skip the obvious fact-finding, surface a problem worth solving, make the cost of that problem speak for itself, and let the buyer name the value out loud. It also covers reading the room so you know when to push and when to hold, and what to do after the meeting, where most deals actually die.

"In the complex sale, the close has nothing like the importance most salespeople and managers give it." - Neil Rackham

Who it's for

Founders selling their own product: want discovery calls that uncover real pain instead of ending in a polite no.

B2B and high-ticket reps: carry longer, consultative deals where pressure-closing backfires and the buyer needs to convince themselves.

Consultants and service sellers: need a repeatable question sequence to turn an interested conversation into a signed commitment.

The lessons

8 lessons, in order.

About 1 h 6 min to complete. Add the course and every lesson is yours to publish as it is, or to edit.

  1. Why Your Sales Calls Feel Polite and Go Nowhere8 min
  2. Ask Fewer Questions About Facts You Could Have Looked Up8 min
  3. The Question That Makes the Deal Real8 min
  4. Make the Cost of the Problem Speak for Itself8 min
  5. Get the Buyer to Sell the Solution to Themselves9 min
  6. Reading the Room. When to Push and When to Hold8 min
  7. Why Most Pitches Lose the Deal Even When the Product Fits8 min
  8. What Happens After the Meeting Is When Most Deals Die9 min

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