Overcome Sales Objections and Close More Deals
Discover the Proven Strategies to Handle any Objection With Confidence and Get More Clients Saying "Yes!"
Apply the Sales Objection System (SOS) Dojo's strategies right away with these lessons:
The 3-step formula the next time you hear "I can't afford it." (Read page 8)
A crucial question to ask when someone says "I want to think about it." (See page 10)
How to help someone who says "I've been burned by a coach in the past." (Read page 28)
The 4 different ways to handle when someone says "It's not in our budget." (See pages 36 & 37)
This book has helped thousands of business owners achieve massive sales success.
What would your business look like if you increased your sales conversion rate by 10%? What about 20%?
Many of the students inside The SOS Dojo have used the strategies detailed in this book to increase their sales conversion rate to as high as 80%!
Improving your sales techniques has nothing to do with being sneaky, unethical, or sleazy.
It's all about improving your communication skills, carrying out the right discovery process, and listening carefully to what your prospects (who we call "guests" in The SOS Dojo) are saying.
But don't just take our word for it... Here are just a few of the messages, emails, and texts we've received.
We're helping business owners just like YOU every single day inside The SOS Dojo.
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