“I Need To Get Some Other Quotes”
When a prospect wants other quotes, don't cave on price. Three tactics, Reward & Refocus, Sense It & Say It, and Easy Exit, handle this stall with confidence.
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Protect margin, discuss money openly, and avoid the common negotiating mistakes.
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When a prospect wants other quotes, don't cave on price. Three tactics, Reward & Refocus, Sense It & Say It, and Easy Exit, handle this stall with confidence.
Price objections are often smoke screens. Confirm price is the real issue first, then find out how far apart you are before you give ground.
Win-win negotiating starts with the right mindset and solid prep: ask questions, never concede without a trade, and stay ready to walk away.
Salespeople negotiate badly when they want the deal too much. Avoid getting emotional, conceding too fast, talking too much, and missing the buyer's pain.
Price objections come with the territory. Stop signaling you'll cave, find more pain, and reframe the talk from price to value to hold your number.
Money is part of the qualifying puzzle. Use these questions to uncover budget and the cost of the pain before you present your solution.
Money gets discussed superficially because of fear and self-limiting beliefs. Set a trap so budget becomes part of the conversation before you propose.