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@wkr_rchrdsn How to gauge their budget without offending them
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@wkr_rchrdsn How to gauge their budget without offending them
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Video #30436 · Speaker address
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The creator, while fly fishing, explains a sales negotiation technique called 'price poke' to avoid scaring off customers. He provides a detailed script for how to tentatively suggest a price range (e.g., '$300s-$400s') to gauge the customer's budget, then explains how to interpret their response—either confirming the deal if they agree or understanding their actual budget if they counter-offer—to move the negotiation forward effectively.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 35%
Anytime you're doing any sort of negotiation on the
Verbal hook · 50%
Anytime you're doing any sort of negotiation on the phone, the worst thing ever is when you drop a price or a number and they hang up or they leave.
Visual hook · 15%
A shirtless, muscular man wearing a headset and sunglasses stands waist-deep in a river while actively fly fishing, creating an immediate and unexpected visual contrast with the business-oriented topic.
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The worst thing you can do in any is — here's how to avoid it.
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
Identifies a common, high-stakes problem and asks a direct question, promising a solution to a frustrating experience.
Payoff
Empowers the viewer by showing them how the technique provides a strategic advantage and control, regardless of the other party's immediate response.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Strategic Reveal
A problem-solution framework that teaches a specific, named technique by walking through a hypothetical scenario, analyzing potential outcomes, and revealing the underlying strategic advantage.
The Shared Pain Point
Establishes a universal problem or frustration to create immediate audience connection and validate their experience.
The Branded Solution
Introduces a uniquely named technique or strategy as the answer, making the information feel proprietary and memorable.
The Scenario Simulation
Walks the viewer through a concrete, hypothetical example to make the abstract concept easy to understand and apply.
The Scripted Walkthrough
Provides the exact, word-for-word language to use, including softening phrases and conditional framing, turning the advice into an actionable tool.
The Outcome Analysis
Explores the two most likely responses to the technique (positive and negative/counter), demonstrating the value and information gained from each.
The Strategic Payoff
Reveals the ultimate benefit of the technique, which is not just achieving the ideal outcome but gaining critical information and control over the situation.
How to gauge their budget without offending them
informational · beginning
Anytime you're doing any sort of negotiation on the
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phone, the worst thing ever is when you drop a
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price or a number and they hang up or they leave
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So, how do you avoid that?
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Well, my favorite trick is price poke
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you're selling something at a monthly price
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I don't want to get ahead of myself, but if we can get you approved, which would be awesome
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I might be able to get you all the way down to 400, maybe even into the 300s a month
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I mean, if I could get you all the way down there, would that be a win for you?
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And if she goes, oh, heavens, yes, that would be amazing, you got yourself a winner
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And if she goes, nah, It might have to be like 250
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Well, now you know what ball game you're playing
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This might not be for you
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Either way, you're doing a whole lot of good for yourself
Anytime you're doing any sort of negotiation on the phone, the worst thing ever is when you drop a price or a number and they hang up or they leave. You don't want that. So how do you avoid that? Well, my favorite trick is to price poke. Alright. Let's say you're selling something at a monthly price. You can go up to them and say, well, I don't wanna get ahead of myself, but if we can get you approved, which would be awesome, I might be able to get you all the way down to 400, maybe even into the 3 hundreds a month. I mean, if I could get you all the way down there, would that be a win for you? And, she goes, oh, heavens. Yes. That would be amazing. Then you got yourself a winner. And if she goes, it might have to be like $2.50. Well, now no know now you know what ball game you're playing and, you can step into her park or let tier know off the gate. This might not be for you. Either way, you're doing a whole lot of good for yourself.