The Sales Sniper Objection Handling Process Explained

Want more episodes on how to handle objections? We hear you.

Today, witness me in action as James and I do a quick roleplay on how I handle objections—with us stopping now and then to do a brief explanation on each part of the roleplay. There are lots of riches and treasures for you to plunder in this week’s episode, so be sure to stay tuned to the last minute.

Sit down, grab your popcorn, and get ready to tune in for some notoriously good content.

Episode Highlights:
1. Hey, guys! What’s up? [00:00]
2. Choosing the right time to interrupt [01:05]
3. Why some objections eventually end up as fear-based objections [03:37]
4. The reason you’re getting trust objections [04:44]
5. Why you need to come from a place of authority to become successful at sales [07:02]
6. Taking on objections from B2B prospects [09:10]
7. The power of using the word “reasonable” [12:13]
8. Moving your prospect to the solution awareness phase [14:18]
9. Helping your prospects come up with different funding options [18:19]
10. The following steps you can take to improve your objection-handling technique [21:31]
11. How to identify if you’ve already successfully handled an objection [22:51]

About Our Hosts:
Matt and James are from Sales Sniper, a sales consulting agency dedicated to helping companies increase close rates, build sales systems, and conduct sales training. They generate millions in sales for their clients every month and easily get the top done for your sales agency.

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[MineshBaxiYT]

Focusing on disarming the prospect to trust us to help solve their problem- is the key

[godofegypt]

coming off a bit aggressive i can’t lie, maybe it’s because it’s a fitness sale

[jiracek]

Step 1. Copy Jeremy Miners process
Step 2. See step one
🤣

[meridianheights]

The "bleeep" noise covering the swear words is unbearable. It's four times louder than the vocal level. I'd rather hear the cuss words tbh. lol. Good info, but impossible to listen to, for me.