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Good tips like always!😊Thank you Victor!

Love the episodes!!!!

Outstanding video and information. You are Brilliant.

Good video

this is really good, thanks!

7 triggers of change: 1. Change in leadership 2. Change of Ownership 3. Change in financial situation 4. Support for product ended 5. Vendor is no longer there 6. Existing product doesn’t have a feature they needed 7. GUI is difficult to operate

where are the rest of the vids

What about insurance? They call wanting the same coverage but lower price

Thank you for your wisdom!

Great explanation and very useful👌

Wow...another home run 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Amazing technique.

this guy is supeerman

I've been struggling to define & present value in what s seems an obviously valuable offer. Thanks for switching the light on for me 😊❤

Great plan!! I will use it and let you know!!

I enjoy this, going to try some of these tools at work today

Could you give us some alternatives?

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Thank you very much again!! I keep telling myself that. I need someone like you to tell me the same. You are doing more good in this world than you know Antonio!

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I love this

Love this, I didn't realize I was using these "Weasel words" but I am! I will change today!

Love this statement - Anthony Robbins

I really appreciate this! 🙏 Thank you!

Used this technique helped me close a deal thank you

You can change what you do. But you can't change what you want. ❤🎉😢

Great reminder of the importance of a good discovery call. I love the spray and pray concept!

Great video! I’m being a sponge right now and I really appreciate it. Are you able to drop a video on overturning a homeowner who wants to get multiple quotes when it comes to in home sales?

best sales content i've ever seen online

How do i do that if we sell insurance since if they stay with their current company they will save money but they're coverages are not that good

Thank you sir I've been really good at my pitch but will be even better knowing I can utilize their pain for their change

Thanks Victor. Hopefully we will meet some time.

Thank you 🙏

Thank you for that Victor.

Your comment on the perception of FAE is absolutely true. I was victim to this as well when working my way through college. When I began working at Tourneau and I let the appearance of buyers affect my effort. It all changed when i sold to a guy in ripped up jeans and a t shirt. He bought a royal oak ap with a black amex card. I was stunned and asked what he did for a living. He was the guy that started borders bookstores. At the time, borders was a successful business. Lesson learned.

4th type: browser. Never buys.

Yooo its knock of howie from agt

Need insurance rebuttals because there are no guarantees in insurance

The key takeaway is to guide the conversation through inquiry rather than direct confrontation.

Always useful and full of content ❤

Ive worked in sales for several companies. I was doing ok but once I figured out my nack, I was moved to the "elite floor" and never left. I stopped selling the product and sold myself instead. Of course I went on and on about the product and how useful it was and how especially useful it was for them specifically, but all that was running in the back ground as my primary objective was make them to like *_me._* To make them trust me, to be open, honest and funny. It almost trippled my sales, almost over night. If you can get them to like *_you_* its possible to sell them almost anything. Never thought about in the "scale" terms examplified here, but it fits perfectly with what I was doing 🤣

Sensational Victor, sharing this small vid with my newtork

Gracias Victor love your work from New Zealand. Would love a video on how to follow up effectively.

Love it Victor, you really know how to create The perfect win-win for the buyer and the seller🙌

I don't think it is because it is an entity but because the logic of the capitalistic system! A benevolent government ( not a corrupt one) cares about the public good thus about their citicens and their wellbeing and it is as well an entity but its goal is not to make short term profits it has a different logic!

I have a hard time seeing this scenario. I see it less as a know it all these days and more a know something taking to a know nothing.

Don’t know about sales but my mother says this a lot so it must work well, But when it comes to anonymous people on the internet, it’s best to just not engage in arguments with them in general. I prefer my arguments more civil and face to face, some of people here despite asking questions, and making them contradict themselves, will never admit that they’re wrong. It’s something that some people haven’t quite learnt the hard way yet in person.

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This was dope

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