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Discount Dilemmas: How to Stand Firm on Your Fee

SalesProInsider

Never Accept This Payment: Promises Won’t Pay Your Bills True story: An advisor in NJ had two great conversations with a prospective client who could not believe the services they would receive working with him compared to another option. And what a discount! Wow what a promise! That wasn’t acceptable.

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4 Powerful Pricing Tactics That Have Nothing to Do With Discounts, According to Yocale's CEO

Hubspot Sales

Here, I‘ll discuss four tactics you can use to frame your prices as effectively as possible — without resorting to discounting. 4 Powerful Pricing Tactics That Have Nothing to Do With Discounts 1. When you hear these, focus the conversation on your product’s quality. Let’s take a look.

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Are You Confident Enough In Your Value Not To Discount?

Partners in Excellence

Discounting has reached Pandemic levels. Today, responding to a prospecting call earns a discount. Proposals come with a price and then either an automatically applied discount, or hints at a discount. Something like, “Buy by the end of the month and I can discount 15%! What If You Couldn't Discount?

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#1 Way to Stop Discounting Your Price

The Sales Hunter

Last week I wrote about the issue of discounting, and needless to say it generated a major amount of conversation all over social media and in emails and phone calls to me. A few people pushed back on my thinking. I’m fine with that, as I know what I say won’t always resonate with everyone. […].

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We Don’t Create Value By Discounting It!

Partners in Excellence

” Hidden in this elegant argument was a request for a 20% discount. Rather than coming back to management and asking for a discount that would lock the deal in for end of year, he took a deep breath. But the sales person moved the discussion away from the discount to the business issues. I was so proud of the sales person.

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How to add value by ditching the discount

Trinity Perspectives

In sales, sometimes we default to providing a discount because in the absence of anything else, the easiest lever to pull is price. But offering a discount has a negative impact for several reasons: It costs you money. Discounting does more subtle damage, too. Discover and negotiate, don’t discount.

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Ominous Signs for Sales Teams and Baseball Can Help

Understanding the Sales Force

Just like our son’s approach to baseball, salespeople need to be more selective, use a better approach, and make sure their conversations and meetings count. .” The one we are most familiar with is, “It ain’t over til it’s over.”

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