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Maintaining the value and price of your products or service in negotiations
Question: As a sales person do you ever find it challenging to maintain the value and price of your product or service during negotiations it can be challenging?

Customers often try to push for discounts or extra perks, and there’s always pressure to make the sale. The key is to emphasize the unique benefits and the long-term value that your product or service provides, rather than just focusing on the price. By positioning the value clearly and building trust, you can justify the cost and often find a middle ground that satisfies both parties without undervaluing what you’re offering.

In the DIY course you will learn how to do that effectively whilst focusing on demonstrating expertise, active listening, and seeking win-win outcomes.

Content -Here are key strategies:

  • Thorough Product Knowledge: Understand your product’s features, benefits, and how it solves customer problems.
  • Customer-Centric Approach: Listen and tailor your pitch to address their specific needs.
  • Value-Based Selling: Highlight the long-term value, such as cost savings or increased efficiency, rather than focusing solely on price.
  • Establish Credibility: Showcase your experience and past successes to build trust. 4. Set Clear Boundaries: Be prepared to walk away if the terms don’t align with your company’s pricing.
  • Negotiate with Concessions: When offering concessions, ask for something in return, like a longer contract or referrals.
  • Be Confident and Assertive: Communicate your position clearly without being overly aggressive.
  • Prepare Alternatives: Offer backup options or different pricing structures to address concerns.
  • Focus on Relationships: Prioritize long-term satisfaction and loyalty over short-term gains.
This approach will help you demonstrate real value, professionalism, and knowledge beyond just the price.
For March 2025
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