170 likes | 364 Views
Negotiation. Deal Maker or Deal Breaker?. Negotiation Lesson From My Cousin…. Negotiation Lesson From My Cousin…. The Situation. Client’s Advantage. Seller. Client. The Situation. Client’s Advantage Sellers Advantage. Client. Seller. The Situation. Client’s Advantage
E N D
Negotiation Deal Maker or Deal Breaker?
The Situation • Client’s Advantage Seller Client
The Situation • Client’s Advantage • Sellers Advantage Client Seller
The Situation • Client’s Advantage • Sellers Advantage • Negotiation Situation
Exercise Beginning the Negotiation Process • Explore your options Your morning drive rate is $100 and a client wants mornings for $50. What are your options?
Beginning the Negotiation Process • Explore your options • Give and take Rather than “give” a concession, “trade” a concession. If we , would you be willing to ?
Encourage your staff to take the time to plan for every negotiation • Make sure you sign off on the minimum acceptable rate • You must make sure your staff know when and how to “walk” The 6 P’s...
Tactics & Defenses • Big Bait • Nibble • Escalation • Crunch Time • Changing Pace • Cherry Pick • Deliver Garbage • Flinch • Good Cop/Bad Cop • Give & Take • Lockdown • Slowdown • Hold Terms • Neutrality • Start High • Remain Calm • Decision-Maker
A Couple More Points... • Don’t compromise your objectives • If the deal is bad for your station... the sales person should walk • Once the deal is struck • The customer should feel like they drove a hard bargain • They should believe the agreement will be good for them and their business • The sales person should thank them and leave
Negotiation Deal Maker or Deal Breaker?