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Assumptive Questions: The Quick Way to Improve Your Selling Skills

Mr. Inside Sales

I’ll get you started: For the Gatekeeper: Closed ended: “Is _ available?” (or—“Can Questions while qualifying: Closed ended: “Do you ever use an outside vendor?” Assumptive: “How often do you use outside vendors?” ON DEMAND SALES TRAINING THAT GETS RESULTS! or—“Can I talk to _?) or just—“Hi, __ please.”)

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How to Handle, “We’re Already Working with Someone.”

Mr. Inside Sales

I know it makes sense to have several vendors you can check pricing and availability with, and having another supplier in your back pocket is only going to help you, right?” [Get Now ask questions, try to engage, and take your prospect as far as they’ll let you! ON DEMAND SALES TRAINING THAT GETS RESULTS!

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How to Handle, “Your Price is Too High”

Mr. Inside Sales

Based on how successful my last blog was on handling the objection: “We’ve Already Got a Vendor for That,” I thought I’d give you another proven response to help you overcome the objections and resistance you get daily. Then remain completely quiet and let your prospect tell you what the REAL objection is!]

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Handling & Overcoming Common Objections in Phone Cold Call Prospecting

Mr. Inside Sales

Avoid Rejection While Prospecting with this One Technique. Discover sales training with best tips, rebuttal techniques and responses on how to go about handling and overcoming most common objections in phone cold call prospecting. Before I give you this sales prospecting technique, let me tell you how you’ll use it.

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Don’t Handle the Objection—Eliminate It!

Mr. Inside Sales

Here’s how: If you’re qualifying a prospect to pitch later, and you know that price is the biggest objection you get, then qualify for it so you’re not ambushed when you get to the close. If you are dealing with a customer who buys their products from another vendor, then ask: “Who are you getting that from now?”.

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Happy With Who We’re Using

Mr. Inside Sales

For those of you who are prospecting, this objection, “We’re happy with who we’re using,” is something you most likely encounter often. In fact, because you already have someone, this is the perfect time to compare prices and services with other vendors. ON DEMAND SALES TRAINING THAT GETS RESULTS! Let me ask you this….”.

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Ten Responses to “We’re All Set.”

Mr. Inside Sales

Tired of getting blown off with the objection: “We’re all set,” when prospecting? Response One: “That’s great, and I’d just like to see if we could get on your vendor list for the next time you’re in the market. What I’ve found is that those companies who are already using a vendor for this are surprised to learn that….”.