Asking For A Price Reduction

Topics:
Assessment
Tags:
Business Operations,
Marketing,
Marketing Research,
Price Reduction,
Real Estate,
Telecom & Utilities
Source:
eFrog Pond

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Overview: It is not a prospecting script, but it may be the most important phone duty that anyone in your office does -- asking for price reductions. The article provides lead-ins can be used to ask for a price reduction, but it is very important to use new subjects as often as possible, so as not to sound monotonous. Remember that an agent that asks for price reductions soon after the listing presentation will have a weary seller; so therefore, mix your price reductions in with new and exciting marketing concepts. There are the lead-ins that one can use to ask for a price reduction.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jan 2003 | Pages: 1


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