Sales Trainer Mike Weinberg: If Your Price Were Lower, You Wouldn't Have a Job
The next time a salesperson complains their prices are too high, Weinberg has a one-sentence answer that reframes the entire complaint — and it stings.
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The next time a salesperson complains their prices are too high, Weinberg has a one-sentence answer that reframes the entire complaint — and it stings.
If your sales team keeps losing good people, the comp plan may be the real culprit — not the reps. One salesperson's story shows how a structural mismatch can quietly destroy confidence and culture at the same time.
If your sales pitch leads with what your company does rather than what your customer fears, Weinberg argues you've already lost the conversation before it begins.
If your team's revenue has stalled, the answer may not be a new strategy or better training — it may be as simple as looking at where the hours actually go.
If you've ever rolled your eyes at another 'revolutionary' sales framework, Weinberg's back-to-basics argument — built from watching real deals get done at Walmart — might be worth your time.