Learn · Sentences Business English: Presentations, Proposals, Networking, Negotiating, Meetings
How would you respond to a client who has doubts about our proposal?
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How would you respond to a client who has doubts about our proposal?
Study notes
How to use in different contexts
Giving Advice
You should address their concerns directly and offer solutions to their doubts.
Describing Habits
I usually start by acknowledging their doubts and then present the benefits of our proposal.
Asking About Others
How would you respond to a client expressing skepticism about a proposal?
Sharing Hypotheticals
If a client had doubts, I would explain the proposal's value proposition in more detail.
Rephrased versions
Formal
My response to a client expressing reservations regarding our proposal would be to address their specific concerns in a professional manner.
Casual
If a client's unsure, I'd just chat with them and try to clear up any confusion.
Simpler English
I'd talk to the client and answer their questions about the plan.
Phrases to learn
address their doubts
To directly respond to and attempt to resolve a client's uncertainties.
our proposal
The plan or suggestion presented to the client.