Asked by Jalon Williams on Jun 06, 2024

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The equestrian supplies salesperson received disagreement signals from the stable owner to whom she is trying to sell a new ointment for treating localized infections. She should:

A) aggressively continue the planned presentation.
B) ask a series of "yes" or "no" questions to increase the stable owner's involvement.
C) temporarily reduce pressure on the stable owner to buy.
D) give up and look for another buyer.
E) maintain the sales pressure knowing that the stable owner will buy the product.

Disagreement Signals

Indicative expressions or actions showing a difference of opinion or opposition in a discussion or negotiation.

Localized Infections

Infections confined to a specific body part or region, not spreading to other parts of the body, typically caused by bacteria, viruses, or fungi.

Stable Owner

An individual who owns and manages a stable, providing care and accommodation for horses.

  • Understand warning signs and modify sales pitch methods to keep the buyer engaged.
  • Anticipate and address potential objections or negative reactions during sales presentations.
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Hamna FaisalJun 09, 2024
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
Temporarily reducing pressure on the stable owner allows for a more comfortable environment, potentially leading to a more open discussion about the product and its benefits, without making the stable owner feel forced into a decision. This approach respects the stable owner's current hesitation and can build trust, which is more effective for long-term relationships and potential sales than aggressive tactics or giving up too quickly.