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Turn Listing Objections into S...
The Challenge of Objections - ...
Turning Objections Into Sales
Danny Austin
If you're passionate
about what you do, there are bound to be times when you become frustrated with a
prospect that voices what sounds like an insulting objection. It's natural to
take some of these remarks personally, but it's also essential to keep your
sense of balance when you feel that you're "on the grill." Follow these simple
rules when your prospect says that your specs are wrong, your price is too high
or your quality is suspect:
Accept the objection at face value. In other words, don't argue points. It
will only irritate your prospect.
Analyze the objection. Is it reasonable? Perhaps this prospect is not yet
convinced that you fully appreciate the importance of his or her requirement.
Lean forward, give this person all your attention, and start taking notes and
asking questions.
Consider the possibility that this prospect isn't satisfied with your proposal
and is giving you a chance to revise what you're offering. Most objections are
merely a request for additional information.
Sometimes the objection
raised by your prospect isn't the real one at all. Ask yourself: Would you make
this objection if you were in the other person's shoes? But be careful not to
irritate your prospects. Empathize with them and question the underlying concern
that lives at the heart of every objection.
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