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How The Sales Negotiation Skills You Were Taught Are Tanking Your Sales
The buyer is asking for price information before the needs assessment, before the solution has been crafted, and before value has been established.
How to Respond to a Common Price Objection
Thanks to the prevalence of discounting, most reps will encounter price objections from prospects. But, just because your competitors are slashing prices, it doesn’t mean that you should. While discounting certainly has its place in the industry, it shouldn’t be your knee-jerk reaction.
How to Handle the Price-Focused Prospect
Reps who are thoroughly educated in their pricing structure will have a better understanding of why something is priced a certain way. This understanding will give them the confidence to stand by the cost.
When to Discuss Price in Your Sales Calls
In your sales calls, where does talk of price generally pop up? If you discuss it intermittently, you should consider adjusting your strategy.
How to Address Buyers’ Most Burning Question
It doesn’t matter what you sell, where you sell, or to whom you sell, buyers all just have one question that needs to be answered, according to Lee Salz, contributing writer for BizJournals.
How to Shift Your Prospect’s Focus Away from Price
What should you do when your prospect starts objecting to your price? Writing for SellingPower, Steve Atlas has a few suggestions.
How to Shift the Focus from Price while Closing the Deal
If you’re new to sales, you might be focusing on the price of your product or service. The problem is, talking too much about price in your early conversations might stall your sales progress. Check out Will Brooks’ recommendations on how to avoid this problem.
For Retailers, Price Outweighs the other Ps of Marketing
Does any single P out of the 4Ps of marketing carry more weight than the others? Considering product, price, place and promotion, retailers these days are likely tempted to point to price as the differentiating factor in making a sale. New research from GroupM Next shows exactly how important price has become.
Price is Still the Bottom Line When it Comes to Purchase Decisions
Price trumps sales and special deals, customer service, and convenience as a factor in deciding where to shop for the majority of U.S. consumers, according to new research from The NPD Group. 85% of U.S. consumers say that price will be an extremely important/important factor in deciding where to shop in the near future, ten percent more than those who feel sales and special deals are extremely important/important.
