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Volume 1, Number 4                            Combined with The VAK, est. 1982                                                 2004




1.   Clarify by using the Pointers or Super Questions (see next page) The pointers could uncover equivalents which may open up new options.
2.  Exaggerate the objection
3.  Conditional close through the "As if." "If I could satisfy this concern, then would you be willing to. .
4. Devise an acceptable option that handles the objection.
Options When the Objection Hasn't Been Resolved After Five Minutes:
1.      Go on to other issues
2.      Listen carefully.  Say to the person objecting, “Act as if you were me and tell me how to resolve this.”

HANDLING OBJECTIONS
1.  Restate and Validate
2.  Clarify by using the pointers. The pointers will uncover complex equivalents which may open up new options. Apples or fruit?
3.  Some options to resolve
Conditional close through the "As If." "What would happen if I could satisfy the is concern?"
Devise an acceptable option that handles the objection
-Outframing-13 Ways To Think
4. Options when the objection hasn't been resolved after five minutes:
   Go on to other issues
   "Let's act as if we were in binding arbitration
   "Act as if you were me."
MAINTAIN YOUR OUTCOME, NOT YOUR POSITION

REFRAMING
Definition: Describing how something to which the customer objects can be perceived as a benefit by considering it in a different context or meaning.
Questions to Ask Yourself
In what situation would the thing to which the customer is objecting be useful?
Where would it be useful?
What other meaning could be assigned to the customer's objection that would make it useful?
could it be useful?
Examples:
"road-hugging weight"
pre-packaged meals as freedom makers
selling as consulting

REMEMBER TO PACE THE OBJECTION BEFORE REFRAMING IT!
"It's true, this is a heavier car, and that will decrease gas mileage slightly...”
STRUCTURED EXPERIENCE
REFRAMING

Below are ten objections.  For each one create a pacing statement, then reframe the objection.
1.  I considered buying that stereo, but it has more power than I need.
2.  Why should I spend the money on new tires when retreads are such a bargain?
3. I'd love to attend the Sales Excellence workshop, but I don't wan away from my job for three days.
4.  Air conditioning just takes away from gas mileage.
5  I don't need a camera that's fancy just to take pictures of my kids.
6  This watch is so thin.  Doesn't that make it fragile?
7,  That house is OK, but the yard and driveway are smaller than what I' used to.
8   I don't need lawn care service.  I can do it myself.
9.   Sure, the suit looks good on me, but it's twice as expensive as the ones at Parkers.
10, Subscribe to Time magazine? I've got more magazines than I can read now!



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