Exam 13: Negotiating Buyer Concerns
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If adequate time is invested at the beginning of the sales process,during need discovery and demonstration of product benefits,then price becomes of lesser concern to the buyer at the closing stage.
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In some cases the statement,"I don't need your product," is a conditioned response.
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When a prospect has finished voicing a concern,it is a good idea for the salesperson to:
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