Direct Sales Tips How To Respond To Booking Concerns
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Direct Sales Tips: Effectively Responding to Booking Concerns
Summary:
Mastering the skill of booking is crucial for a successful direct selling career. While booking a show brings immediate income, teaching a direct seller how to book ensures lifelong financial gains. Successful sellers focus on understanding and addressing the concerns of potential hosts and customers. Here's how you can tackle common booking concerns with ease and confidence.
Identifying Common Concerns
Most selling situations present no more than six common concerns. Start by listing the frequent objections you face in your business. Being prepared with responses can significantly help. Leverage any training materials your company provides to address these concerns effectively.
Transforming Concerns into Questions
Handling concerns can be daunting because it feels vulnerable to potential rejection. Instead of viewing objections as rejections, see them as requests for more information. By doing so, you can address the core question behind each concern.
For example:
- Concern: "I don’t know enough people."
- Reframe as a question: "Is it okay if I just invite a small group of friends?"
- Concern: "I'm too busy to host a show."
- Reframe as a question: "How much time will preparation take?" or "Why is it worth my time?"
By seeing concerns as a need for more information, you're less likely to take them personally and more capable of providing the necessary details to help them make a decision. This approach helps uncover alternative perspectives for potential hosts.
The Feel-Felt-Found Method
This tried-and-true method is effective in addressing concerns by showing empathy and offering a new perspective. Here's how it works using the busy schedule objection:
Feel: "I understand how you feel."
Show empathy for your potential host’s feelings.
Felt: "Others felt the same way."
Assure them they're not alone, sharing similar experiences from others.
Found: "However, I've found that..."
Share insights or experiences that provide a new outlook on the situation.
For instance:
"Carol, I understand how you feel. Many of my hosts initially thought holding a show would be time-consuming. But they found that preparing took only about 30 to 45 minutes?"just compiling a guest list, making a few calls, and sending emails. I handle the rest! On the show night, everything's ready, allowing you to enjoy a fun evening with friends. The minimal prep time pales compared to the fun and free products you receive!"
Conclusion
Approaching common concerns by naturally and comfortably clarifying your offer not only enhances your enjoyment of the process but also increases the likelihood of potential hosts accepting your invitation. Embrace this strategy to thrive in direct sales, turning challenges into opportunities for connection and success.
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