If you don't want to sound like EVERY other salesperson, avoid these words.

Name: If you don't want to sound like EVERY other salesperson, avoid these words.
Uploaded: 2025-10-04T15:15:06+00:00
Duration: 41 s
Channel: Jeremy's AI Helper
Description: A short YouTube advice clip (Jeremy's AI Helper) giving sellers language tips: avoid phrases that sound limiting or insincere and use more positive or…

4 Oct 2025 · 1 min

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A short YouTube advice clip (Jeremy's AI Helper) giving sellers language tips: avoid phrases that sound limiting or insincere and use more positive or neutral alternatives. Examples given: replace "sign the contract" with "authorize the agreement," avoid saying "budget" and use "funding" or "fun," rephrase "just following up" to "just getting back to you," and swap "honestly" for "just so you're aware." The speaker closes with a brief encouragement.

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Alright. You never want to say sign the contract. That sounds really bad, but people love to authorize the agreement. Sounds a lot nicer. Don't use the word budget. That's like limit based thinking. You don't want them to be limited. You want them to think abundantly. Funding or fun. Sounds like it's a good smart idea. Never say the words. Just following up. Every salesperson says that. Relanguage it to just getting back to you. More neutral. Okay. Never say honestly or just to be honest with you. Why? Because that implies you're not always honest. That's not good for you. Just say just so you're aware or just so you know. A lot more neutral. Hope that helped you today.