Network Magazine spring 2015 | Page 11

Let’s explore each barrier and see how you can tailor a video testimonial to each objection. Price The first objection is price. The initial step is to find a client or member who was concerned about costs, but who has changed their mind now that they are benefiting from your training facilities or program. The essence of this testimonial would be around value for money and a short version would sound like this: “When I first heard how much it would cost for the gym membership I was initially very reluctant to commit. However, now that I have experienced first-hand the quality of the facilities and training I can honestly say that the health benefits far surpass the price – it is great value for money and I highly recommend that you sign up!” A price-sensitive prospect who watches this testimonial will think; “Oh, OK, maybe it’s not so expensive after all”. Time The second objection is time: “Getting fit always takes so long, I know I’ll never be able to stick it out”. It is very powerful to create a testimonial with a client that initially had this exact same thought but has since seen and felt improvements in their fitness and wellbeing. Through the video testimonial the prospect will be able to see how quickly you actually delivered on your fitness promises