Objection Overruled
Customer objections are an inevitable hurdle between you and the sale. Learn how to overcome them.
Every so often, you need a good dose of encouragement when it comes to handling sales objections. If you're a regular reader of my column, you know I believe that the most meaningful encouragement comes from those in the trenches--the walking wounded who are willing to share their war stories.
This month's war heroes are three entrepreneurial moms I met while being interviewed on a talk show. Owners of EKA Productions LLC, Jill Luedtke, 42, Kim Anton, 39, and Tracey Hornbuckle, 34, are producers of award-winning children's videos in San Diego. Studying their strategies for getting their products into stores is almost like taking a graduate course in handling objections.
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