Conversation
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Psychology of the Conversation |
Customer:
I need to ask my spouse |
I have trouble
making decisions. I want to get off the phone. |
Agent:
So you like our product but just need to talk to your spouse and
see how they feel about this? |
Ensure that you
understand and clearly define the objection. |
Customer: Yes |
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Agent:
I understand. I’ve made my way into the dog house more than once
making decisions without discussing it with my spouse.
Customer:
Haven’t we all. |
Agree and
empathize. This takes the customer “off the hook.” (Great
rapport! I like this agent!) |
Agent:
I’d like to ask you while I still have you; in general, how do you
like what you’ve heard so far?
Customer: Actually, it sounds pretty good.
Agent:
What about it impresses you most?
Customer:
Says what he/she likes most about it. |
Ask a
close-ended question and an open-ended question to get the
customer back into a positive frame of mind. |
Agent:
Will you be speaking with your spouse in the next few days?
|
Agent asks a
question that is leading towards their desired destination. |
Customer:
Of course. I will see them after work tonight. |
|
Agent:
Oh, well fantastic. Will you be discussing what we talked about
today?
|
Agent keeps
leading the customer along the desired path. |
Customer:
Definitely. |
|
Agent:
Well that works out perfectly. I am able to hold an installation
time for you with a simple, one time credit card payment so you
don’t lose this time slot. If you or your spouse have any other
questions once you speak to them, you can feel free to give us a
call. We are open 24/7 and a customer service representative can
pull up your file and answer any questions you might have. So
let’s go ahead and hold that install time for you! |
The agent
arrives at their desired destination. |