smithery/gtmagents

objection-handling

Use when preparing responses to prospect objections during outbound, discovery, or follow-up conversations.

Installation

$ npx skills add smithery/gtmagents --skill objection-handling

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  • skill md SKILL.md 1,615 B
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SKILL.md

Objection Handling Skill

When to Use

  • Prospects push back on timing, budget, priority, or vendor choice.
  • SDRs/AEs need concise, value-first rebuttals for email, phone, or social.
  • Enablement teams are building battlecards and talk tracks.

Framework

  1. LACE – Listen, Acknowledge, Clarify, Educate for every objection.
  2. Diagnosis – identify category (budget, timing, competition, info) and root cause.
  3. Response Construction – combine empathy statement + proof + CTA for next step.
  4. Channel Adaptation – adapt scripts for email, call, social with same backbone.
  5. Feedback Loop – log outcomes in objection tracker to refine messaging.

Templates

  • Common objection table with diagnosis + recommended responses.
  • Email snippet:
Hi {name}, totally hear you on {objection}. Many {persona}s said the same until they saw {proof point}.

How about we {next step} so you can evaluate without interrupting your week?
  • Call script snippets (“If {metric} improved by 15%, would it merit a closer look?”).
  • Battlecard snippets and micro case studies linked per objection.

Tips

  • Mirror the exact language the prospect used before responding.
  • Ask one clarifying question before presenting proof—often the real objection surfaces.
  • Tailor proof to persona (finance → ROI, ops → efficiency, IT → security).
  • Track objection frequency weekly to inform marketing content and enablement.