While objections in sales can feel confronting and deflating, they’re a natural part of the sales process, and you can actually use them in your favor.
Don’t think of them as rejections or lack of interest. Instead, consider objections as opportunities for deeper engagement and understanding. Objections simply highlight the areas where the prospect needs more clarity, validation, or value demonstration – information that’s incredibly valuable to you during a sales discussion.
In fact, acc...
Published on May 30, 2024 21:36