Business and Money Tips

Having wrapped up my presentation with a bang, I was very satisfied with myself. Today's presentation went on so well and the audience was so positive. I am sure that there will be at least 3 sign-ups tonight.  I asked the customary question, "Is there any question?"  Then one man stood up. "Well," he said cheerfully, "thanks for the talk. Everything you said is true".  "Thank you", I said. And then he started to leave the room. As he leaves, the other people also leave. What remained is an empty room!   I realized that I have just gotten an non-objection objection!   Start by understanding that even though it doesn't sound like one, this really is an objection. The prospect has avoided saying "no" directly. But he has walked away without a purchase. The following are the 5 best ways to deal with this objection: After thanking your prospect, ask if you would arrange another time to catch up and follow up on "the t