I can’t afford it and other objections

By Susan McVea
Updated: August 27, 2018
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LIVE: Susan Says! Ep. 16 – I can’t afford it and other objections

>>Why this happens (hint: it has to do with your sales process!)
>>What to do when it happens
>>What objections actually mean

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Dreaded Objections…

Have you ever wanted to do something and known it was exactly what you needed to do, but in the moment you freeze and end up saying no?

That’s exactly what’s happening on your sales calls.

When you hear objections (which can be virtually eliminated when you create the right type of compelling content that’s designed to convert), your job as the expert is not to simply say…

“K, bye-eee. ”

Your first job is to step up and help your person move through the fear and uncertainty.

To help them to make the right decision for them.

Don’t be afraid to ask more questions.

“What’s the biggest issue for you right now getting in the way of saying yes?”

“If money/time/etc wasn’t an issue, would this be a perfect fit for you?”

“How would your life/ relationship/ health/ business be different if we worked together to solve your biggest struggle?”

“What’s making you feel like this is a NO for you right now?”

The key with any questions asked is to simply listen. To hear what’s being said, but also what’s NOT being said.

24 Comments

  1. Vivian Medlin Pyle

    * Prequalify your potential clients. * Goal is not to hear a yes. Goal is to hear what is true.

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  2. Jeneé Murphy

    I like that approach – finding what’s true

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  3. Vivian Medlin Pyle

    If they truly cannot afford you right now, give them resources to help them now (freebies, etc) (keep the relationship alive/going)

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  4. Jeneé Murphy

    They’re not interested or just making excuses

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  5. Linda Lelo Enoh

    I used to think that what i have to offer is not of value. Now i just think that they don’t make it a priority.

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  6. Jeneé Murphy

    I feel like I wasted my time trying to help but them not being willing to receive it

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  7. Jeneé Murphy

    That’s good Linda – lack of urgency has been a thing for me too

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  8. Jeneé Murphy

    I feel like I need to have a client readiness model so I can identify where people are

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  9. Jeneé Murphy

    Yes! Confidence is important to take control of the situation

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  10. Vivian Medlin Pyle

    Another one I need to remember: I’m not hearing objections because of my price.

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  11. Jeneé Murphy

    Right people, right message, right solution

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