Tim Martin – The Objection Handling Process – SIV #024 Shownotes
DANGER... They are rejecting me!
In Today’s podcast we are going to explore the process for handling objections. If you are new: You probably hate the word objection. How do I know? I used to hate objections! But now I am not only no longer afraid of objections, I actually push my potential clients to objections I know I can overcome. Why did this change for me? I learned the following:
Objection Handling Process
- Hear it out completely.
- Often the true objection is in the last few words or last few sentences.
- Don’t be rude.
- Feed it back:
- Sounds stupid but it isn’t I promise.
- Builds trust because it shows you are listening.
- Agree:
- They are expecting you to argue and they have no idea what to do with this.
- It gets them off-center.
- In my eBook Disturbing Questions I talk about how we must get the Decision Maker off-center!
- Circle the wagons:
- Other than that…
- Is there anything else that you are concerned about…
- You must overcome all objections, spoken or not…
- Go Fish!
- Answer it:
- This podcast isn’t about the “answers.” Hopefully, your carrier has given you great answers.
- They just don’t usually teach you this type of process.
- You must have 2-3 answers for every objection you get.
- There are usually only 6-7 objections you get over and over again.
- Transitional statement:
- Oh by the way….
- Almost unrelated subject
- Takes the pressure off temporarily.
- Re-Close:
- Critical!!!! If you don’t re-close you won’t get anywhere.
- Keep pushing here!!!
- Use alternate of choice: “Is this something that you feel would be best communicated in a group meeting or would you prefer to have us meet with your employees one-on-one to educate them?”
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