ACTIVE
LEARNING
EMPATHY and
VALIDATION
ISOLATING the
OBJECTION
CLARIFYING the
OBJECTION
HANDLING the OBJECTION & BUILDING CREDIBILITY
100

This involves fully concentrating, understanding, responding, and remembering what the prospect says.

What is Active Listening?

100

This is what it means to show empathy in sales

What is understanding and sharing the feelings of the prospect?

100

The meaning to isolate an objection.

What is identifying the true concern behind the objection?

100

The purpose of clarifying an objection

What is to ensure I fully understand the prospect's concern before responding?

100

First step in handling an objection.

What is the Use Active Listening?

200

Why is active listening important in handling objections?

It helps you understand the prospect's true concerns and build rapport

200

You can validate a prospect's concern by saying this

What is: 'I understand why you might feel that way.

200

This is the importance of isolate an objection?

What is it helps you address the real issue and prevents you from wasting time on surface-level concerns?

200

This is an example of a clarifying question.

What is, "Can you tell me more about what specifically concerns you about the price?"

200

Do and ask this to: 'I need to think about it'?

What is acknowledge the need for time and ask if there is any specific information they need to make a decision?

300

This technique used in active listening, helps recall recent conversation.

What is Paraphrasing to confirm understanding.

300

Why is empathy is important in handling objections?

What is, helps build trust and rapport, making the prospect more open to your solutions?

300

This can be said to isolate the objection, 'Your price is too high'

What is, 'Besides the price, is there anything else preventing you from moving forward with this solution?

300

The reason why clarifying objections is important

What is, it helps prevent misunderstandings and ensures you address the real issue?

300

Avoid this common mistake when handling objections?

What is avoid arguing with the prospect or dismissing their concerns?

400

These 3 things to show that you are actively listening

What is maintain eye contact, nod, and provide verbal acknowledgments like 'I see' or 'I understand'

400

Give an example of an empathetic response to an objection

If a customer says, 'I'm worried about the cost,' you could respond, 'I understand that budget is a concern. Let's explore how this investment can provide long-term value

400

When a prospect raises multiple objections, this can be done.

What is address each objection one at a time, isolating and resolving each concern.

400

If you don't understand the objection, do this.

What is.ask the prospect to elaborate or provide more details?

400

Build credibility by using your company's reputation by highlighting this.

What is company's track record, industry awards, and any notable clients or partnerships?

500

Avoid doing these 3 things while practicing active listening

What is interrupting, making assumptions, or planning your response while the prospect is speaking

500

The difference between empathy and sympathy?

What is Empathy involves understanding and sharing the feelings of another, while sympathy involves feeling pity or sorrow for someone else's misfortune?

500

By doing this you can confirm that you have isolated the true objection

What is ask a follow-up question like, 'If we can address this concern, would you be ready to move forward.

500

Clarifying questions help in handling objections, how?

What is, It ensures the prospect feels heard and that their concern has been adequately addressed, allowing you to move forward?

500

Why is it important to confirm that an objection has been resolved?

It ensures the prospect feels heard and that their concern has been adequately addressed, allowing you to move forward.

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