Brilliant Negotiating For Entrepreneurs
Brilliant Negotiating For Entrepreneurs
Mastermind group. We told stories and swapped moneymaking ideas for
our businesses. Naturally, I came home energized and raring to go.
My desk is loaded with stuff, so this will be a short letter.
I want to share a powerful negotiating tip that I pieced together
from two different sources. It's a gem! At least I think so.
And you should save it - cause if you do, it'll save you a bundle over
your lifetime, especially with big purchases.
The two sources for this versatile negotiating tip are George Ross,
from the Apprentice Show Boardroom and Bill Lee, who is a good friend,
author, and a master salesman.
Here's the tip - everybody negotiates. Some people enjoy negotiating
while others detest it.
The next time you find yourself negotiating with a seller, consider
this strategy, if you're determined to get a better price.
You say, "You gotta do better."
Wait for a response.
Then say, "You're getting real close."
Wait for a response.
Then say, "You're almost there."
These power phrases can pull extra concessions from the seller - which
means more money in your pocket.
It's a powerful tip and I hope it helps you save a bundle.
Start selling more . . .
Jim Meisenheimer
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Newsletter and to get your copy of his Special Report titled,
"The 12 Dumbest Things Salespeople Do."
http://www.meisenheimer.com
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Just got back from San Jose Cabo Mexico. Spent two days there with my
Mastermind group. We told stories and swapped moneymaking ideas for
our businesses. Naturally, I came home energized and raring to go.
My desk is loaded with stuff, so this will be a short letter.
I want to share a powerful negotiating tip that I pieced together
from two different sources. It's a gem! At least I think so.
And you should save it - cause if you do, it'll save you a bundle over
your lifetime, especially with big purchases.
The two sources for this versatile negotiating tip are George Ross,
from the Apprentice Show Boardroom and Bill Lee, who is a good friend,
author, and a master salesman.
Here's the tip - everybody negotiates. Some people enjoy negotiating
while others detest it.
The next time you find yourself negotiating with a seller, consider
this strategy, if you're determined to get a better price.
You say, "You gotta do better."
Wait for a response.
Then say, "You're getting real close."
Wait for a response.
Then say, "You're almost there."
These power phrases can pull extra concessions from the seller - which
means more money in your pocket.
It's a powerful tip and I hope it helps you save a bundle.
Start selling more . . .
Jim Meisenheimer
Use this link to sign-up for Jim's F-R-E-E Knockout Selling Tips
Newsletter and to get your copy of his Special Report titled,
"The 12 Dumbest Things Salespeople Do."
http://www.meisenheimer.com
Brilliant Negotiating For Entrepreneurs - To learn more about this author, visit Jim Meisenheimer's Website.
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