How To Handle Tough Price Negotiations RFPs, RFIs, RFQs can open the door to glorious, profitable opportunities that can make your year—or even your career. They can also open the door to tough negotiations that can wear you out, break you down, and even end your career.

From the Strategic Selling Tips "oldie but goodie" section: dealing with tire-kickers and quote-seekers. How often do you hear, "Just send us a quote"? Makes you nuts, right? I feel like saying,

Duffy Daugherty was a great coach for the Michigan State Spartans and lead them to two national championships in the '60's. He was a fan of running the football because Three things can happen when you put a ball in the air—and two of them are bad."

Yes you can and should raise your prices because, believe it or not, your clients want to pay more. Allow me to explain.

How to price your services according to how much it is valued by your prospects If you have a car detailing service and only charge $5 you’ll get every high school kid in the county lining up for your services…but the owners of Ferraris and Teslas and Rolls Royces won’t let you on their property…even if you are great at what you do.

Do you know the difference between good vs great salespeople? It's June 30th. The last day of the month. The last day of the quarter. The last day of the first half of the year. Do you know where your quota is?