sales resistance

The term "sales resistance" is commonly used in marketing to describe the reluctance of potential buyers to make a purchase.

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Definition

B2Marketing

(business, commercial)The reluctance or refusal of a potential customer to purchase a product or service.

Example

  • The salesperson encountered significant sales resistance when introducing the new product.
  • Understanding sales resistance is crucial for improving customer engagement strategies.

B2Marketing

(business, commercial)The objections or hesitations expressed by a buyer during a sales process.

Example

  • Despite the initial sales resistance, the team managed to close the deal.
  • Addressing sales resistance effectively can lead to higher conversion rates.

B2Psychology

(behavioral)The psychological or emotional barriers that prevent a consumer from making a buying decision.

Example

  • The company's marketing strategy aims to reduce psychological sales resistance.
  • Identifying emotional triggers can help overcome sales resistance.

B2General

(figurative)A resistance to accepting a new idea or a change in the way things are done.

Example

  • There was considerable sales resistance to the new policy among employees.
  • Overcoming sales resistance is often key to successful innovation.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "sales resistance":

hard sellinside salesman