Posts Tagged ‘handling objections’

How to deal with – I’m happy with my current supplier

Friday, November 20th, 2009

How to deal with – “I’m happy with my current supplier.” This is one of the most common objections you face in any form of selling. As a result it is worth building some ‘script’ in your head at least to help you combat it.

After all, if you can make 10% difference to your success in handling this objection, think what difference this would make to your sales results.

Happy with my current supplier - how to deal with that old chestnut

Happy with my current supplier - how to deal with that old chestnut

There are many things you can do and say to deal with such objections. Follow this link to the full article we’ve written on ezine   http://ezinearticles.com/?Objection-Handling—Im-Happy-With-My-Current-Supplier-Thanks&id=3289726

It is also worth spending a little time with your colleagues brainstorming some ideas. Combining your ideas in this way builds synergy, creates team spirit and helps everyone. One of our clients has recently started doing this every Monday morning and is already seeing more positive results and a better team atmosphere.

Handling sales objections – you’ve heard it all before

Friday, February 6th, 2009

One of the things that is most challenging about any form of telemarketing, telesales or sales job is dealing with those (pesky) objections.

 

Wouldn’t selling be easy if people simply agreed to all the wonderful things you put to them ? But they won’t and they never will ! And I also think that ironically selling would become less interesting and less stimulating if people agreed all the time ! After all that would remove the challenge wouldn’t it ?!

 

So get geared up, and get ready for them. I believe that once you’ve been in a job for 3 months or so, you’ve probably heard 95-99% of all the objections you’ll ever hear.

 

 

So find out answers, write things down, listen to how others deal with the same objections.

 

I can probably guess what 8 of the top 10 will be in any case. We’ve all heard them before. The words may change from industry to industry, but the essence is the same. We have an audio CD available on this subject, click this link to go straight to it.

http://www.associatedlearningsystems.co.uk/product_detail.asp?ProdID=22