5 Reasons Why a Buyer Says “No” to Your Product (And How to Change It to a “Yes!”)
“You’re too expensive.
“We don’t work with your distributor.”
“We already carry something similar on our shelves.”
“You just missed your category review….”
Sound familiar? There are countless reasons why a wholesale buyer says no to your product line – or even worse, never responds to your sales pitch in the first place. Today I’m sharing the top 5 reasons why a buyer says no, and how you can craft a rebuttal that shifts their thinking and lands you on that dream retail shelf every time.
Why do we care about the reasons why a wholesale buyer says no? It’s simple: we must anticipate the rejections and prepare for the OBJECTIONS so we can make a plan on how to overcome them. Once you know what a buyer might say (or not say!) about carrying your product line, you can figure out how to craft a rebuttal that works every single time, for every single situation.
5 common objections from buyers
Here are some of the most common objectives brand founders hear when pitching to wholesale buyers:
Their products are too expensive and likely won’t sell on our shelves. They already carry something similar: or they already have that category…