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Sales tip – handling sales objections

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No matter how good you are at selling you will get some objections. First, most major objections in any given sales environment are predictable, so know what they are and rehearse how to handle them. Although, there are many objection handling models out there, here is one that has a proven track record in major account sales.

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Less is more when handling objections

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Handling objections. Initially the logic of not handling an objection immediately may sound counterintuitive – but when it comes to dealing with objections not only what you say but also when you say it is key to success. After all, what really is driving the customer’s objection? A cknowledge the objection.

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Selling – beware of big bright shiny objects

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But while all new big opportunities initially look like “bright, shiny objects” – some caution is warranted. A mistake many sales reps make is pursuing all the “bright shiny objects” coming their way. Successful sales reps make a distinction between “bright, shiny objects” that represent good business and those that are bad business.

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Handling objections and tough questions – it’s useful to distinguish

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Handling objections and tough questions. Sales training programs usually spend time introducing models for handling objections and drilling sales reps on ways to handle the most common ones heard in their sale. In addition to objections sales reps also face tough questions from customers who are simply skeptical.

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Great sales coaching starts with receptivity

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Lee, in the call yesterday, the way you handled the objections didn’t go very well. Lee, in the call yesterday, I couldn’t track the way you handled the objections. So, let’s compare two different approaches for handling feedback about a negative. Approach 1. That is something you need to work on.”. Approach 2.

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Don’t forget sales call fundamentals – a sales tip

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Three points desire highlighting: Establishing a meaningful objective for the call. Pre-call planning is important and the first step is to set an objective for the call that makes sense. One overall observation stood out … As a group, the sales reps didn’t do as good job on the fundamentals as one might have expected.

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Sales coaching: it’s about more than improving skills – A sales tip

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While it’s certainly a very important perspective, the John Duff (CEO of 3C Interactive) interview in Corner Office makes an interesting build on the objectives for coaching. If sales managers are to achieve the dual objective that Duff suggests, mastering good sales coaching skills just got a little more challenging.