How you answer an objection is as important as the objection itself. When you are conversing with someone their reply is a matter of course. The conversation flows naturally and you do not pause to think about each and every thing that is said. It has a flow to it that makes it easy and natural. This is the same manner in which an objection should be handled. Objections should be handled naturally and in a conversational tone.
The way you answer is as important as the answer itself. Your answer should give no hint of being rehearsed or rehashed. Answers to objections should not sound like a sing song jingle. Objections that are not just idle comments must be answered directly and immediately. The answer must sound sincere and factual. You must bring a sense of believability to the equation. Look the customer in the eyes and impart a feeling of confidence and knowledge. A sense of authority should be displayed in your voice and manner.
After determining whether the objection was sincere or just an idle comment, repeat the objection to make sure you have understood it correctly. Answer it by calling on your knowledge and experience. Be sincere and impart the feeling that the objection was astute and worthy of an answer.
Treating the prospect and the objection in this manner is the reason why people gain confidence in you, believe in you, and build up a reason to buy from you.
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Joe D'Ambra
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