Andy Neary shows how to flip objections from reactive problems into proactive conversations. Raise the objections yourself before prospects do, and discuss them early and often to make them easier to overcome.
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Tip number two, control the objections. What do I mean by that? Well, you and I both know when you are in the midst of the selling process and you have met with a prospect once, maybe twice, you know there's going to come a time when they're going to throw an objection at you. They might throw it at you in the first meeting, it might come after in the form of an email. But there is going to come a time they are going to throw an objection at you. It happens. It's natural. It's psychological. Well, if you want to maintain control of your sales process, my number one piece of advice is let the objection come out of your mouth before it comes out of theirs. The second the prospect throws you a curveball, whether that be in the form of an objection, your whole process now has become reactive. Talk about the objections as early and as often as you can. And the more you talk about them, the easier it's going to be to help your prospect overcome those objections.