Overcoming Price Objections by: Not Making It Your Problem

We’ve been giving away too much money in sales over the past century.

Why?

We’ve been trained to think the buyer’s budget matters.  For years, when a buyer says my budget is X, we assume and operate from the fact that that’s all they have to spend and that if we don’t meet their budget we’ll lose.

In other words, we make the buyer’s budget problem our problem and we need to stop doing that.

In this video, I talk about how letting the buyer’s budget dictate our price is costing us money and how to stop it.

If the buyer didn’t budget enough to solve their problem, that’s not your problem and you don’t owe them a price that works for them.

Trust the value you bring to the table and stand tall.

ObadeYemi

Adeyemi is a certified performance digital marketing professional who is passionate about data-driven storytelling that does not only endear brands to their audiences but also ensures repeat sales. He has worked with businesses across FinTech, IT, Cloud Computing, Human Resources, Food & Beverages, Education, Medicine, Media, and Blockchain, some of which have achieved 80% increase in visibility, 186% increase in month on month sales and revenue.. His competences include Digital Strategy, Search Engine Optimization, Paid per Click Advertising, Data Visualization & Analytics, Lead Generation, Sales Growth and Content Marketing.

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