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In this powerful YouTube Short, Daniel Coomes-Barry breaks down a simple but highly effective sales strategy: Indirect Price Conditioning.
Instead of directly talking about price, you use subtle observational statements to shape how the prospect subconsciously perceives value.
Example from the clip: When selling a kitchen, simply saying “Wow, that’s a pretty large kitchen” naturally associates size with higher cost in the prospect’s mind. That’s indirect price conditioning in action.
This technique works on the subconscious level and can dramatically improve how prospects respond to pricing conversations.
Watch the FULL training here:
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• Indirect price conditioning shapes perception before price is discussed