In the latest episode of the Business Buying Strategies podcast, Jonathan Jay reveals the psychology of the buyer and seller during any negotiation for the acquisition of a business.
Business acquisition negotiations are primarily a psychological game, with the party who has more information carrying an advantage.
Understanding how the vendor thinks from the start of a negotiation and through the various stages of a discussion is essential to building the trust and rapport needed to ensure an open conversation.
Ultimately, the goal is to discover the motivation of the seller for having the conversation in the first place and working with them to find an exit that works for both parties.
Listen to the episode to gain an insight into the mind of the seller before your next negotiation.
Listen and discover…
Here are the key highlights:
01:50 The psychology of buying and selling businesses
04:03 Understanding the seller's emotions and hopes
06:17 The value in knowing buyer's fears and motivations
06:58 The importance of understanding motivation
11:47 Strategies for successful business buying
22:26 First impressions and negotiation tactics
35:32 How to use this information in your next negotiation
Here is what you will discover…
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