Understanding Discretionary Budgets to Drive Quick Sales

Have you ever wanted to close deals faster? Understanding your client's discretionary budget is key. If you’re pitching to a business owner, aim for under $3,000—enough to get an instant 'yes' without a second thought. If it's a middle manager, know their limit and tailor your pitch accordingly.

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Have you ever wondered why some deals close faster than others? It often comes down to understanding the client's discretionary budget. Here’s how to use this knowledge to your advantage:

1️⃣ Identify the Decision-Maker

🛠 Business Owner? Aim for under $3,000.
💳 Middle Manager? Know their spending cap—often $500 to $5,000.
2️⃣ Tailor Your Pitch

🎯 Match your offer to their discretionary budget.
🗣 Speak to their ability to say "yes" without extra approvals.
3️⃣ Close the Deal

🏁 Make it easy for them to pay immediately, preferably by card.
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