In practice:
- Bring the relevant market evidence and the question you need to discuss.
- Work through the explanation and likely objections.
- Rehearse, use the approach with your client and reflect on what happened.
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Paula · Shared by Andrew
The evidence. The rehearsal. The price reduction.
- The starting point
- Paula had a challenging condo listing in a difficult market and needed a large price reduction.
- The people and the help
- Andrew helped her interpret the market data and statistics, role-play the client conversation and objections, and build a communication strategy to use within a week.
- The difference
- Andrew reports that Paula secured the needed price reduction and sold the condo within two weeks.
Individual results vary. The price change was central, and market conditions matter. Coaching helped Paula communicate the recommendation; it did not replace the price change.
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What should I ask before deciding?
- Can someone work through a real client conversation with me?
- How does coaching help me interpret evidence rather than just repeat statistics?
- What practical example can you show me?
What else might you want to know?
Does this support only apply to new listings?
The Paula example concerns an existing listing that needed a price reduction. Bring the conversation you are facing to Andrew.
What happens in a rehearsal?
Work through the evidence, the explanation and the objections you expect before you speak to the client.
Is a sale guaranteed?
No. Client decisions, the actual price change and market conditions matter.
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