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So try to understand the other party’s point of view and be ready to give some ground, but don’t shift your stance completely. 2) Flexibility Try to accommodate the other party’s point of view. Each side must shift its stand a little and meet halfway in order for the negotiation to be successful. 3) Focus Do not let the negotiation meander through useless topics. Get down to the core issue and thrash out a deal. The side issues come later. 4) Don’t let Preconceived Plans stop you You may have chalked out a negotiation strategy before sitting down at the negotiating table. However, there is no plan that cannot be altered for the sake of a favorable outcome. 5) Ego Keep ego issues away from the negotiating table. This is not about winning the deal or making the other side agree to all your conditions, but thrashing out a deal that will be beneficial to all parties concerned. 6) Keep promises If you promise something on the negotiating table, do not backtrack later. 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So try to understand the other party’s point of view and be ready to give some ground, but don’t shift your stance completely. 2) Flexibility Try to accommodate the other party’s point of view. Each side must shift its stand a little and meet halfway in order for the negotiation to be successful. 3) Focus Do not let the negotiation meander through useless topics. Get down to the core issue and thrash out a deal. The side issues come later. 4) Don’t let Preconceived Plans stop you You may have chalked out a negotiation strategy before sitting down at the negotiating table. However, there is no plan that cannot be altered for the sake of a favorable outcome. 5) Ego Keep ego issues away from the negotiating table. This is not about winning the deal or making the other side agree to all your conditions, but thrashing out a deal that will be beneficial to all parties concerned. 6) Keep promises If you promise something on the negotiating table, do not backtrack later. 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The side issues come later.Strong brands become so as they develop a reputation for consistency - be that how they position themselves, the use of their corporate identity, in their messaging and their pricing.Yes pricing - a subject not talked about much in the context of branding.Let’s explore two specific case studies about price inconsistency and the impact to a company’s brand and busi 4) Don’t let Preconceived Plans stop you You may have chalked out a negotiation strategy before sitting down at the negotiating table. However, there is no plan that cannot be altered for the sake of a favorable outcome. 5) Ego Keep ego issues away from the negotiating table. This is not about winning the deal or making the other side agree to all your conditions, but thrashing out a deal that will be beneficial to all parties concerned. 6) Keep promises If you promise something on the negotiating table, do not backtrack later. 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Study the body language of the negotiators to see how they react to your proposals. This will help you make proposals that they may be hesitating to articulate. 8) Sincerity The deal will never go through if you are not sincere about making it work, especially if the other party senses this. 9) Listening Don’t just place your demands on the negotiating table. Be ready to listen and get input from the other side. Moreover, no matter how tedious it gets, listen carefully to everything that is said, if only out of courtesy! 10) Alternative Strategies Keep alternative proposals ready in case you think what you planned is not going to work out. These are some of the simple strategies, which will help you negotiate a business contract. Never drive a deal so hard that you lose goodwill. After all, since you run a small business too, you need the cooperation of all concerned to make it successful. To know more about successful negotiation strategies for small consultancy firms, you can hire the services of a small business advisor.
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