Most
buyers like to compare. Before they make a purchase, they do their homework to
make sure that they are making a wise decision. They research the possibilities
and eventually put Product A next to Product B to weigh the benefits of one
against another. Then they make their choice depending upon what they value
most…function, appearance, reliability or cost.
As
a salesperson, think about whether or not you offer your customers some choice.
In your sales negotiations, do you design in some options? Sales negotiation
training research has shown that if you provide only two choices and the value
of one vs. the other is not clear, customers will choose the lesser expensive
one. But if you provide three options, they are most likely to choose the
middle one.
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