Clients Say, "I'll get back to you." And You Say, "..."

Introduction and Handling the Objection "I Will Get Back to You"

In this section, the speaker discusses how to handle the objection when a prospect says they will get back to you. The focus is on understanding the truth behind their response and finding ways to move forward in the sales process.

Understanding the Prospect's Intentions

• When a prospect says they will get back to you, it is important to determine their true intentions.

• Are they being polite, needing more time, or politely declining/rejecting your offer?

Direct Approach

• Avoid responding with generic phrases like "I can send you more information" or asking when they would like to be contacted.

• Instead, be upfront and direct about your response.

Asking a Probing Question

• Ask the prospect, "What would it take for you and I to do business today?"

• This question helps uncover any specific concerns or obstacles that need addressing.

Addressing Specific Concerns

• If price is an issue, discuss possible solutions such as payment plans or better terms.

• By addressing specific concerns, you can find common ground and potentially close the deal.

Understanding Prospect Resistance and Cutting Through Obstacles

In this section, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding prospect resistance and cutting through obstacles in order to reach a successful close.

Prospects Lie

• Understand that prospects often lie due to self-protection and fear of being sold.

• They may withhold information or provide misleading responses.

Getting to the Truth

• Cut through smoke and mirrors by getting rid of false pretenses.

• Ask direct questions that encourage prospects to reveal their true objections or concerns.

Personal Experience Example

• The speaker shares an example where he challenges a prospect who suggests reading his book before making a decision.

• By questioning the value of the book compared to a personal interaction, he successfully closes the deal.

Closing Thoughts and Insights

In this final section, the speaker shares his perspective on sales trainers and emphasizes the importance of asking effective questions to close sales.

Asking Effective Questions

• Sometimes, closing a sale only requires asking a couple of well-placed questions.

• The ability to ask probing questions can lead to successful closures.

Final Remarks

• The speaker acknowledges that there are many sales trainers but does not consider himself a guru.

• He encourages focusing on practical techniques and strategies rather than relying solely on titles or labels.

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In this section, the speaker discusses their philosophy on handling objections and why they believe in keeping it simple.

Philosophy of Handling Objections

• The speaker believes that one way of handling objections should be able to handle multiple objections.

• They keep their approach very simple and do not use many different techniques or scripts.

• By having a consistent way of handling objections, the speaker finds it easier to close sales.

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In this section, the speaker explains how they handle objections in a similar manner regardless of the specific objection raised.

Consistent Approach to Handling Objections

• The speaker handles various objections (A, B, C, D, E) in a similar way.

• Whether it's an objection like "I want to think about it" or "I'll get back to you," the approach remains largely the same.

• Some minor adjustments may be made with a few questions or words, but the overall strategy remains consistent.

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Here, the speaker emphasizes how keeping their approach simple makes their life as a closer much easier.

Benefits of Keeping It Simple

• A simple approach to handling objections simplifies the life of a closer.

• It allows for smoother sales processes and increases ease in closing deals.

New Section

The speaker invites viewers to join them for a training session where they will learn more about high ticket closing and taking control of sales conversations within minutes.

Training Invitation

• The speaker announces a new training session for high ticket closing.

• Viewers are encouraged to click on a provided link to join the free two-hour on-demand training.

• The training will cover unique aspects of high ticket closing and how to take control of sales conversations quickly.

The language used in the summary and study notes is English, as per the given instructions.