How do you handle it when you market your products or services to someone and they bluntly reject it?

[Kross]

Rejection should not be a new thing to any business out there. Some potential customers that you try to win over would bluntly reject your products or services? How do you move on from such a situation without feeling down?

 

[magnus2022]

No business have been killed by rejection. Yahoo rejected Google twice, but the business still succeeded. Business idea can only perish when the owner become so frustrated and disappointed in the business and decided to give up.

 

[bestwriter]

Rejection should not be a new thing to any business out there. Some potential customers that you try to win over would bluntly reject your products or services? How do you move on from such a situation without feeling down?

Bluntly or otherwise rejecting is a done thing in business. There is plenty of fish in the oceasn. One should move on and tap other possibilities

 

[eLdavis]

It can be really painful honestly but what can i do? I simply move on to the next person hoping for a more positive outcome.

 

[Springtime]

This is not an uncommon situation. There are all sorts of customers out there. Being rejected is a fact of life for businesses. No need to get frustrated. Just move on.

 

[Augusta]

it is to use the rejection as an opportunity to learn and improve. Try to understand the reason behind the rejection, offer alternative solutions if possible,

 

[King Belieal]

A business person must be prepared to face rejection. No way you won't meet it. Some would even had-mouth your products before they reject it.

 

[Augusta]

Adjust Your Pricing If Necessary) .Develop Emotional Resilience and keep keeping on the business

 

[magnus2022]

What's kills business is not rejection by prospective customers but the business owner inabilty to move on when the road looks blurry and uncertain. Ablity to manage criticism and forge ahead is a great assets when it comes to entrepreneurship.

 

[Fire&Rain]

I remind myself that reaction is part of the game. Not everyone will be interested and that's okay. I take it as a chance to improve maybe tweak my approach or message. But i don't dwell on it. I just move on to the next person who actually need it.

 

[Augusta]

Focus on the next opportunity
Understanding that there are many opportunities to sell your company's product or service

 

[King Belieal]

There are times that people reject my business proposal and I really feel bad. But I have to still make a proposal to the next client. I can't sit and fail because of rejection of my business.