Objections
Learn to identify why customers object, understand their thought processes and then learn how to successfully overcome these objections with confidence and success.
About the Objections Online Training
What is an Objection
Why Do Customers Object
The Importance of Our Preparation for Objections
The Difference Between an Objection and an Obstacle
Who Wins in a Combative Environment
Goal of the Objection Response
Chapter 2 Quiz
The Old School Philosophy
How Customers React to the Old School Philosophy
Common Objection Steps
Is Price the Main Factor in the Objection Process
Scenario: The Payment / Price is Too High
Who Wins When You Make It All About Price
Common Phrases for the Payment / Price is Too High
Scenario: You are Not Giving Me Enough for My Trade
Scenario: I Want to Go Home and Think About it
What Does "I Want to Go Home and Think About it" Really Mean
Chapter 3 Quiz
How the Presentation Dictates the Objection
The Benefit of Word Tracks
Creating Your Own Style
The 4 DLA Objections Steps
Step 1: Acknowledge
Step 2: Counter
Step 3: Seek Acknowledgement
Step 4: Close
Why We Have Structured Steps
Chapter 4 Quiz
Definition of Acknowledge
Customers Defensive Posture When You Ask for the Sale
What is an Acknowledgement Statement
The 5 Reasons for an Acknowledgement Statement
What are Tie Down Phrases
The Benefit of Tie Down Phrases
Acknowledgement Scenario: That Payment / Price is Too High
Acknowledgement Scenario: You are Not Giving Me Enough for My Trade
Chapter 5 Quiz
What is the Counter Step
FREE PREVIEWThe Goal of the Counter Step
The Reason to Tell a Story
Counter Scenario: That Payment / Price is Too High
Counter Scenario: You are Not Giving Me Enough for My Trade