Title: Building Trust During Conversations

Examples (Car Security Business):

1. Situation: Customer asks if tracker works everywhere

  • Poor response: “Yes, everywhere”
  • Better response: “Yes, it works nationwide as long as there is network coverage. I want to be honest so you know exactly what to expect.”

2. Situation: Customer complains about past bad experience

  • Poor response: “That’s not our fault”
  • Better response: “I’m really sorry about your previous experience. Let’s make sure this time is handled properly for you.”

3. Situation: Customer asks for recommendation

  • Poor response: Pushing the most expensive option
  • Better response: “Based on your concern about security, I’d recommend the tracker first. It directly solves your main need.”

4. Situation: You promised to follow up

  • Poor response: Forgetting the customer
  • Better response: “Hi, as promised, I’m following up on your request. Let me know if you’re ready or need more clarification.”

5. Situation: Customer is unsure

  • Poor response: “Just buy it”
  • Better response: “I understand you may still be considering it. Is there anything specific you’d like me to clarify to help you decide?”

6. Situation: Explaining service limitation

  • Poor response: Hiding information
  • Better response: “To be transparent, this feature works best in areas with stable network coverage. Let me know if you’d like a solution that fits your location better.”

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