If price is the objection, then you might not have stated the value of your services good enough. Offer a "downgrade" of the services for less, but then say, "the recommended services at the price I gave you are the best value and best fit for your situation." I didn't put together a plan for you that I don't sincerely and honestly feel isn't the best fit for you and your business. Then restate the features and benefits of your proposal and ask for a check in as you go ("would you agree?").
Hey, if you are giving them a price which does not look like an investment in value which will deliver later on, then you need to relook the price as well as the value/business case.
If price is the objection, then you might not have stated the value of your services good enough. Offer a "downgrade" of the services for less, but then say, "the recommended services at the price I gave you are the best value and best fit for your situation." I didn't put together a plan for you that I don't sincerely and honestly feel isn't the best fit for you and your business. Then restate the features and benefits of your proposal and ask for a check in as you go ("would you agree?").
BuzzinCuzzins 1 year ago 2
Tools tools tools says it all! get a bigger toolbox, stock it with rapport, and added value and start building some friends.
HVACRSupply 1 year ago
most customers dont even want to tell that the price is too high. They'll just simply give up upon knowing the price.
vgb 3 years ago
Hey, if you are giving them a price which does not look like an investment in value which will deliver later on, then you need to relook the price as well as the value/business case.
hulashaka 2 years ago
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marcelobranco1 3 years ago