Here are our 7 top ways to approach this common objection:
- Target the right 'ideal'
customer to sell to, as they are less likely to be price driven
- Define value from the
customers viewpoint not your own
- Ask powerful questions
to establish what is 'important' to your buyer
- Remove or reduce the
risk for the buyer by offering a guarantee
- Use strong benefit
statements, not features, and position from as if you were in their shoes
- Know and rehearse your
responses to the common ways such an objection is raised
- Have reasons why you
hold a price rather than being able to discount to create empathy from the
buyer
Just one of the areas we cover at the Pathfinder Club www.pathfinderclub.co.uk
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