Work on soft skills to become more competent

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Overcoming rejections and obstacles is part of a BDR's job. If you develop a strong ability to stay motivated even when your target clients say "no," and employ tactics to drive difficult deals and agreements, you'll be a step ahead of competitors who give up more easily.

Sometimes, an objection is your prospect's way of expressing a need you haven't yet addressed. With that in mind, plan your responses to the most common sales objections related to:

Price : Consider what additional offers or benefits you could loan database offer, or rely on case studies that highlight the return on investment (ROI) the customer will get from the purchase.

Delivery time : Evaluate whether there are ways to streamline order fulfillment or customization to reduce delivery time. Emphasize the value of your solution and how it can save your customer time in the long run.

Commitment : Withdrawal clauses and flexible pricing can ease hesitant buyers' concerns about long-term contracts. Discuss these options from the outset to remove barriers and keep prospects interested.

Need : Most business goals fall into these three categories: saving money, increasing efficiency, and/or minimizing risk. If you're negotiating with a B2B client, identify their primary goal and highlight how your product fits with the need behind that goal.

And remember, there will come times when you have to let a deal go because you'll never have complete control over a potential customer's purchasing decisions.

Your job is to offer useful information at the right moments and wait for the customer to show interest. Don't get blocked by rejection; move on to the next potential customer and maintain a proactive approach.