Skip to content

Follow-Up & Objection Handling

Most deals are not closed in the first meeting or demo.
Success in sales depends on consistent follow-ups and confidently handling customer objections.


📌 Why Follow-Up Matters

  • Keeps Merciglobal top-of-mind for the prospect.
  • Shows professionalism and commitment.
  • Helps address doubts as they arise.
  • Builds trust through persistence (without being pushy).

đź“… Follow-Up Strategy

  • Immediately (within 24 hours): Send a thank-you message/email after demo or meeting.
  • 2–3 days later: Share an additional case study, brochure, or proposal.
  • 1 week later: Call/WhatsApp to check if they have questions.
  • Every 2 weeks: Keep in touch with helpful updates, not just sales pitches.

Golden Rule:
Always add value in every follow-up (case study, insights, reminder) instead of just saying “Any update?”.


đź’¬ Follow-Up Message Examples

WhatsApp (after demo):

“Thank you for attending today’s LoomShakti demo. As discussed, here’s a case study of a 60-loom unit that reduced wastage by 12% using our ERP. Looking forward to your thoughts!”

Email (proposal follow-up):

“Dear [Name],
I hope you had a chance to review our proposal. I’d be happy to clarify any questions.
As we’ve seen with other textile businesses, adopting LoomShakti can bring visible improvements within the first 3 months.
Let’s connect this week to take the next step.”


âť“ Common Objections & Smart Responses

1. “It’s too expensive.”

👉 Response:
“Our ERP is designed to save more than it costs. For example, reducing wastage alone often recovers the investment within months.”


2. “We already use Excel/Tally.”

👉 Response:
“Excel and Tally are great for basic work, but they don’t connect your entire business. Our ERP integrates everything — production, inventory, finance, and compliance — in one system.”


3. “Implementation will take too long.”

👉 Response:
“Our system is modular. We can get you started with essential features quickly, and expand gradually. Many customers go live within weeks.”


4. “Our staff won’t adapt.”

👉 Response:
“We provide step-by-step training in simple language. Most staff members adapt within days, not months. Plus, we support you throughout.”


5. “Is our data safe in the cloud?”

👉 Response:
“Yes — we use encrypted connections, backups, and access controls. It’s actually safer than keeping data on a single office computer.”


đź§° Best Practices for Objection Handling

  • Stay calm and professional — objections are a sign of interest, not rejection.
  • Listen fully before responding.
  • Always connect your answer to a business benefit (time, cost, efficiency).
  • Use examples or case studies as proof.
  • If you don’t know the answer → say you’ll check and revert (never guess).

⚡ Key Takeaways

  • Follow-up is about adding value, not nagging.
  • Objections are opportunities to build trust.