When you get this objection...
Dear ,
Zig ZIgler is a sales legend.
I've quoted him often.
So when I read his way of handling the "price is too high" objection, I wanted to share it with you.
(BTW, I've added a great quote from Zig below that I like).
Regarding the "it costs too much" comment, Zig's reply:
"The price is high. I don't think there's any question about the price being high, Mr. Prospect, but when you add the benefits of quality, subtract the disappointments of cheapness, multiply the pleasure of buying something good, and divide the cost over a period of time, the arithmetic comes out in your favor... If it costs you a hundred dollars but does you a thousand dollars worth of good, then by any yardstick you've bought a bargain,
haven't you?"
Hard to counter that logic.
The point is to deflect from the actual monetary price and emphasize the value value value.
How much enjoyment (or peace of mind or memories, etc.) will the customer receive from what you offer?
What is the benefit of getting quality versus mediocrity?
What is the danger of settling?
Are there any "hidden" or unassuming benefits that you should emphasize?
And so on...
Having a strong, standard reply to the "price is too high" will pay off big time for you.
Until next time...
K.I.C. (Keep It Coptic!)
If you have any comments, ideas or suggestions, please email me at: nader@copticchamber.com.
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Nader
Founder of the Coptic Chamber
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