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Calling The Bluff in Negotiation

We teach people how to call the bluff in negotiation, but don't expose the bluff. The following 7 are the most common ways people bluff you in negotiation. Know the true meaning and be smart today! 
  1. "This is absolutely non-negotiable"  Deng Xiao Ping said this in 1979 to UK's Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. This of course is a big bluff, for if nothing is negotiable, why do they come to the negotiating table?
  2. "We are not ready to discuss" Same obvious buff as above
  3. "We need to go back and study this and cannot commit to you now"  This bluff is actually to ask you to change your proposal. If I were to propose selling to them at $1, would they need to study and not commit now?
  4. "We understand your concern". This means they want you to understand their concern first 
  5. "We like your proposal very much..." What follows is a big bargaining!
  6. "Seems very far from what we expect"  This is a good bluff for they indicate to you they are going to negotiate and the difference is manageble
  7. "We need to leave now and let's fix another time for discussion"  What they mean is please give us a good proposal and we can agree immediately!
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Fee: $298 each, $199 each for 2 and above, $149 each for 5 pax & above (No GST but with PIC Grant).
 
Are you still trying hard to close sales? Is matching the customer price your main sales negotiation method? How many times have you given up something without asking value in return? 
 
In this new Sales Negotiation Success workshop, you will learn proven strategies to overcome objections, increase acceptance to your proposal, and most importantly, open long term relationships
 
Focused around case studies taken from our business coaches in 26 countries, this course will impart you with powerful strategies that leap you miles ahead of your competition.
 
*** This course qualifies for PIC (Productivity & Innovation Credit), where you can get 60% Grant. This means your net investment is only 40%. Hurry! Limited seats, register now!
 

POWER-PACKED CONTENTS INCLUDE:

  1. The one blunder that people make in negotiation and how to avoid that
  2. What is Sales Negotiation vs. Sales Closing
  3. Concept of Win-Win-Win and exercise on how to get that
  4. ACT 5-Steps to Successful Negotiation: Preparation, Setting Limits, Process, Trading and Closing
  5. The top 25 strategies on the 5-ways negotiaton
  6. Dealing with Hot Button Issues
  7. What to Do When Negotiation Fails
  8. Andy 5 Keys to Winning Negotiation: Influence, Question, Trust, Subconscious Mind and Higher Purpose
  9. Calling the Bluff in Negotiation
  10. How to Negotiate when the price is fixed
  11. Quantification in Negotiation
  12. The ultimate in sales negotiation: living your dreams
 
* Bonus: 4 Case Studies
 
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  1. Thanks for sharing such useful blog. Really! This Blog is very informative for us which contain lot of information. I know If we build the right skills you can negotiate better next time and get the best possible outcome

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