As a seller, how do you deal with buyers’ price negotiations?

Those who do business will definitely encounter all kinds of customers. When we encounter some customers who like to bargain, we cannot just drive them away.

If I were a seller, I would first put a "No Bargaining" sign in the store, so that a large number of customers who don't like to bargain will feel that the prices of the products in the store are relatively real, and they can rest assured. Buying products in the store does not cause us any trouble.

If we really encounter some customers who like to bargain, we can make some concessions above the lowest price to ensure profits, and at the same time show that we have given discounts and the price has been the lowest.

At this time, if customers want to buy, we can sell it. If customers don’t want to buy, there’s nothing we can do. After all, we open a store to make money, and we definitely won’t do business that doesn’t make money.

The purpose of our doing this is to avoid wasting too much time on bargaining. After all, we do not do business with one customer. If we waste too much time on one customer, we may neglect the ones we really want to have. Customers who buy products.