What are their beliefs and
top tips?
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Believes passionately in the value of their product or
service
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Stays calm under pressure
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Knows the difference between ‘buying tactics’ and
genuine obstacles to purchase
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Knows how to read people’s language and behavior
Eight Top Tips
1. Engage
the other party early
It’s easier to agree to something you helped
develop, let them influence the style of proposal/presentation:
“How would you like to see this prepared?”
“How would you like to see this prepared?”
2. Be
mentally prepared
Make sure your head is in the right place; belief in a
positive outcome hugely influences the achievement of it:“ This will end
successfully”
3. Open
with appropriate terms
Expect to negotiate! Some people don’t feel like they
have received a good deal unless they have negotiated something.
“What are you prepared to be flexible on?”
4. Hold
your nerve
Don’t give ground too quickly, a quick discount or
easy flexibility lacks integrity and suggests more is available!
“ Its all part of the game”
5. Unless
it’s really obvious – obtain clarity
We sometimes assume that we understand their challenge
taking care not to be combative!
“Make sure you really know what is the challenge you
are addressing”
6. Acknowledge the validity of a challenge
It’s hard to argue with someone who appreciates your
point of view:
“I understand
your concerns…”
7. Isolate
the concern
A specific challenge can be an indication of a readiness to proceed!
“Other than
this…”
8. Be prepared to walk away
Appear prepared to walk away or remove preferable
terms
“ What is my walk away position…?”
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