The prompt that turns objections into sales

Hey, it's Pieter from Your AI Compass.

Do you ever lose sales because customers have objections you don't know how to address?

Or struggle to find the right words when potential buyers express concerns?

This "Objection Solver" prompt helps tackle this common challenge.

[OBJECTION SOLVER PROMPT]

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Customer objections are a natural part of the sales process.

But many business owners get caught off guard by objections or handle them in ways that actually decrease trust.

Common objection-handling mistakes include:

Getting defensive or arguing with the customer

Dismissing concerns instead of acknowledging them

Using generic responses that don't address specific worries

Failing to turn the objection into a reason to buy

This prompt helps you create thoughtful responses to any customer objection.

A service provider used this approach to address the common "it's too expensive" objection she frequently heard. Instead of discounting her prices, she created a value-focused response that actually justified her premium rates. Her closing rate on sales calls increased from 28% to 41% using this new approach.

This prompt helps you:

Identify the common objections in your sales process

Create empathetic responses that build trust

Turn objections into opportunities to highlight your value

Prepare for difficult conversations with confidence

Try it next time you need to prepare for sales conversations. Just tell the prompt about your product or service and the objections you commonly hear. Then use the response frameworks it creates when speaking with potential customers.

If you use it, let me know how it affects your conversion rates. Just reply to this email with your results.

I'll send you one final prompt tomorrow.

To your success,

Pieter

Your AI Compass

P.S. The most successful businesses don't avoid objections - they welcome them as opportunities to address concerns and build deeper trust. This prompt helps you see objections as stepping stones to the sale rather than obstacles.