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Are you ready when your customers object to your sales presentation? How do you deal with common concerns about price, emotional attachments, and the competition? Properly handling objections as a sales professional will give you a chance to build relationships with your clients that close sales.
In this video, Tom Hopkins will show you word-for-word how to deal with common objections most clients have about a product or service. By the end of this session, you will understand the source of your clients' concerns and the phraseology to lead them into a sale.
Video Summary:
* Reasons people don't invest in your product or service
* The 3 main sources of concern
* 6 steps to addressing areas of concern
* Common concerns
To help you retain and use the valuable strategies presented in this training session, we include a 3-page session guide. Below is an outline of the information provided in the session guide.
* Reasons People Don't Invest in Your Product or Service
o A condition: a valid reason for not going ahead
o A concern: an invalid reason for not going ahead
* The Three Main Sources of Concerns
* 6 Steps to Addressing Areas of Concerns
* Sharp Angle Phraseology
* Common Concerns and How to Diffuse Them
o It costs too much.
o We like the competition.
o We can get it cheaper somewhere else.
In this video, Tom Hopkins will show you word-for-word how to deal with common objections most clients have about a product or service. By the end of this session, you will understand the source of your clients' concerns and the phraseology to lead them into a sale.
Video Summary:
* Reasons people don't invest in your product or service
* The 3 main sources of concern
* 6 steps to addressing areas of concern
* Common concerns
To help you retain and use the valuable strategies presented in this training session, we include a 3-page session guide. Below is an outline of the information provided in the session guide.
* Reasons People Don't Invest in Your Product or Service
o A condition: a valid reason for not going ahead
o A concern: an invalid reason for not going ahead
* The Three Main Sources of Concerns
* 6 Steps to Addressing Areas of Concerns
* Sharp Angle Phraseology
* Common Concerns and How to Diffuse Them
o It costs too much.
o We like the competition.
o We can get it cheaper somewhere else.