Practical sheet | REF: FIC1875 V1

Handle questions, objections and follow-up

Author: Gaël LE BLOA

Publication date: September 10, 2025 | Lire en français

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Presenting your pitch is one thing. But what next? How do you react to unsettling questions, head-on objections or lack of feedback?

This guide will help you remain assertive, convincing and strategic once the pitch is over.

It offers a concrete methodology for :

  • Anticipate objections and respond without tensing up;

  • turning questions into a lever for commitment;

  • structuring effective follow-up (e-mail, reminders, documents) ;

  • lay the foundations for a constructive post-pitch relationship.

All illustrated with concrete examples and tools for taking action.

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