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How do you respond to price is too high?
How to Overcome Pricing Objections
- Wait for the prospect to finish speaking.
- Pause for 3-5 seconds.
- Ask a question.
- Pose a follow-up question.
- Summarize their objection in 2-3 sentences.
- Clarify if you missed anything.
- Diffuse their concern.
How do you convince a salesperson?
How to be a Good Salesperson
- Identify and stick to your buyer personas.
- Use a measurable, repeatable sales process.
- Know your product.
- Review your pipeline objectively.
- Find shortcuts and hacks.
- Practice active listening.
- Work hard.
- Follow up.
How do you respond to a cheap client?
“You’re too expensive!” “I can’t possibly afford that right now.” “It’s much more than I expected.” “Can you do something about the price?”…Say to your client:
- “You reached out to me because you need help with [XYZ].
- “What would it mean to you if I can help you solve the [XYZ] problem immediately?”
Is your sales process too discount-happy?
While discounting has its place in the sales process, being too discount-happy will destroy your margins and lower your product’s perceived value. This process will help you overcome price objections:
How can I improve the tone of my sales pitch?
To help you improve the tone and outcome of future client-facing scenarios, here is a list of 14 words and phrases that will encourage customers to react more favorably to your sales pitch. Share a single, clear reason why potential customers should care about your sales pitch.
How do you politely decline an offer on a house?
Tell the salesperson and sales manager that you’ll sign the paperwork the minute they hit your target figure. Politely decline any counter-offers, give them your phone number, and leave. If the price you’ve proposed is within the realm of possibility, they’ll call you at some point.
How can language improve your sales close rates?
And because language is such a powerful tool, sales reps can significantly increase their close rates simply by swapping out a handful of things they normally say with high-impact vocabulary.