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Because you’ve probed a bit more into the reason your customer believes it may be too expensive you’re in a better position to overcome their objection. But before you do that you need to know whether or not the holiday is within your customer’s budget. You do this by asking, `How much are you planning to spend on your holiday?’

Some salespeople will disagree with me when I tell them this saying that you’re going to insult your customer. However, in all the years I’ve been running my own businesses no one has been insulted by this question. In fact quite the opposite has happened and they’ve been pleased to be able to give me something that I can work on to come up with a package to suit their needs. Read the rest of this entry »

While accounting, marketing, information technology can be learned at college, the ability to estimate the price jewelry cannot be learned easily. Thus, if you have these skills, we recommend you to start your own business, even if you’re still studying at college. You can get additional income guys! Read the rest of this entry »

Businesses are filing for bankruptcy at record rates. We’ve all seen local restaurants, bars and even large chains going out of business recently. Certainly, the economy has played a major factor in this. People are cutting back on their discretionary spending and it’s hitting businesses hard. With all of the businesses failing, there are many resources to help. Resources like Totalbankruptcy.com offer a one stop shop for businesses and individuals looking for help.

Now, it’s more important than ever for companies and businesses to spend wisely and focus on the customer’s needs. Quality of product and service is more important than ever in this fragile economy. There are still businesses that are thriving in this economy. Very often, they are a local leader in quality and service. People still care about quality and how they are treated by the merchant.

Before going any further you need to know:

• Is it too expensive because the customer can’t afford it?
• Have they found a cheaper deal elsewhere?
• It is just more than they thought it would cost?

You can ask anyone anything you want without them getting offended, provided you’re polite about it. So you ask them: `When you say it’s more than you expected to pay is that because you’re seen a cheaper deal elsewhere?’ Read the rest of this entry »

Now you have two options:

1. Decide to stop wasting their time and politely invite them to browse through the brochures when they get home while you get on with the next customer.

2. Overcome the objection, or, if this is not possible, interest them in an alternative holiday that fits their budget. Read the rest of this entry »