Jordan Stupar Facebook ad: “Cashcards for Car Sales hold your gross at the desk.”

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922192944178089

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The second a customer says "this is out of my budget," most reps drop their pencil. That move costs you the deal more often than it saves it. Here's why. The customer who pushes back on payment is testing two things at once: whether the deal can move, and whether you'll cave. The second you slide a discount sheet to the desk, you've answered both questions. You proved the price was negotiable, and you proved you'd give it up at the first sign of pressure. The customer now wants more. And your gross just walked. The right response keeps the payment where it is and moves the conversation to value, term, money down, or trade. It does not start with a number coming down. Cashcards for Car Sales has the question-based response on the back of the card. 50 of the most common car sales objections, including every version of the budget objection. Get one. Stop killing your own deals.

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jordanstupar.com

Cashcards for Car Sales hold your gross at the desk.

Cashcards for Car Sales is a physical 50-card deck. The most common car sales objections on the front, a proven question-based response on the back. "This is out of my budget" is one of the 50. Stop cutting your own pencil.