Posts Tagged ‘handling objections’


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What Do You Think?

Okay the presentation is over and you’re sitting with your prospect.  What do you say?

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Overcoming Rejections

The single biggest fear for most people in Network Marketing is facing rejection.  There’s a good chance that’s true for you.

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Losing Negative Scripts

There are a lot of negative scripts floating around as the results of mind viruses.  Especially in our business. 

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Living the Adventure

Let me give you the most important recruiting tip you will ever receive:

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Overcoming Rejection

Funny how many times people let the fear of something prevent them from doing things.  Let’s think about this a little…

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Don’t Have Time Objections

Another objection people mentioned getting a lot is that their prospects say they don’t have enough time to do the business.  I actually heard this about an hour ago when I was helping one of my leaders on a 3-way call.

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“Don’t Know How to Sell” Objections

Today let’s look at another objection that many of you have brought up.  Namely, “I don’t know how to sell.”

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The Pyramid Objection

Okay continuing with our series on handling objections, let’s deal with the pyramid one.

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Handling Objections, Part 2

Of all the comments posted on dealing with objections, not having enough money was brought up the most.  And ironically, it may be the easiest objection to deal with.

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Handling Objections Part One…

Wow that was quite a response to the post on the objections you’re having difficulty with.  Let’s begin with an important overview of this issue.

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