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"Jackhat1" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > >> > >> What's the best way to overcome objections with a prospect, with > >> respect to lack of experience in their vertical [market]? > > > One answer is to stress what you can bring to the table without knowing their > vertical market. For instance, objectivity, general business knowledge gained > through experience helping companies in other industries, etc. You are uniquely > qualified to come up with new answers. When I go out to bid a job to a client, if it is in an industry I don't know, I'm usually able to relate other experience I've had to the task at hand. When you tell somebody that you can bring in a technology or a technique from another industry and apply it to their business, they become all ears. -- Mike
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