This is how we, salespeople, make you spend more (part 1) and before I reveal the secrets, you need to understand that the majority of salespeople have the flexibility to give you something between the lowest A and the highest point B. It's completely up to their negotiation skills and 3 key factors which side of the range you will end up on. 3 key factors to being upsold every single time 👇🏻 #1 You come to the meeting dressed to impress. Your brands, scream: he/she has money, take it! And we,salespeople, will grab the bull by the horns. For us, your 1200$ shoes and Hermès bags are the indicator of your wallet, not of your great taste. And believe me, when I say, we know, old money, brands too…We don't need a Gucci logo all over your belt, to know your Loro Piana mean the business too.. Try to be subtle and leave your Audemars Piguet watch at home #2 You reveal to early on your full name Eperienced Salesperson always checks your background, cause if I see your net worth on Google or see your are from a wealthy background on LinkedIn, be ready to pay 40-50% more… #3 You reveal to early on about your business, family, or assets… If you say, that you spend your summers on Mykonos in Scorpios and do nothing but stay in Gstaad Palace when hanging out with friends.. I will make sure you pay the double. 👀 Is this all ethical? Yes and no… Salespeople are like bulls, to stay safe, try not to vawe red flags in front of us, cause we mostly work on commissions and are better at understanding psychology than 99% of people with majors… Hope this helps!
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