Emphasize that you won't take up too much time

"No time" seems to have become a catchphrase of modern people, and it is particularly sufficient as a reason to refuse. In fact, "no time" is a relative concept. The crux of the problem is: people always have time for things that are important to them; when they think something is less important, they always try to put it off. When a telemarketer calls a customer and the customer says, "I'm very busy now. I don't have time. Let's talk about it later." this situation can only explain one truth. The telemarketer's call is not important to the customer. Everything in the customer's hand is more important than answering the telemarketer's call.

In fact, to solve this problem is very simple, that is, telemarketers must make their phone sound useful to each other, and it is very important.

Too plain words are not enough to move a busy businessman in business, but to move customers from the core essence. To deal with busy customers, we should first emphasize that the time occupied is short, and then we should emphasize that we have taken action to achieve the success of the invitation.