The tie down close is used to demand an affirmative response("getting a yes")from the buyer. Almost any question can be phrased as a tie-down close. Tie downs closes usually end in "wouldn't you, couldn't you, isn't it, don't they, cant't you, etc..."
For example:
Instead of "Is it raining today?" say "It's raining today isn't it?"
Instead of "Are you local?" say "You're local aren't you?"
Instead of "have you heard of my company?" say "You've heard of my company, haven't you."
Try it with these questions below.
"Can we go to the store?."
"Do you want some cake?"
"Does that make sense?"
Be careful when using the tie down close. You must sound sincere, otherwise it will sound pushy.
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Next time: The reverse tie-down close