Sales Objection Handling – Circa 1907 – 1920

Jun 7, 2022 | Podcast

Audio Podcast

Sales objections – they’ve been around since the beginning of time. But the amazing thing is, they read almost EXACTLY as they do today. What’s even more amazing? The experts answers to the most common ones that come up.

In today’s episode, we choose six – and the experts from 1907 to 1920s answers may actually be useful to you today!

I also dig into a new way to think about objections – transparency style.

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