Sales Technics to win Customer
Working the way your Customer wants to buy, not how you want to sell.
Strengths (Based on your reflective responses)
Preparation
Developing New Business
Establishing Long and Successful Relationships
Product/Service
Responding to Customer’s needs.
Influencing Customers.
Presenting Solutions.
Scope of Improvement (Based on Your Reflective Responses)
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Objection Handling
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Closing
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Negotiation
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Strategic Orientation
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Forecasting
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Handling Irate Customers
• Sales Presentations
Your Questions to Self.
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Improving
Listening Skills
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Handling Irate Customers
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On time Response to Customer
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Convincing Customers when our price is high
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How to handle small venture clients
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Achieving Customer
Delight
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How to Influence Customers
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Identifying
Good Customers
Old Selling Philosophy New Selling
Philosophy
Responsive to customer need Engaging Customer as collaborative need
Selling Product, Price and service Selling Customer solutions
Differentiation Through Products Differentiation through People
Sales Revenue Focus Customer Life Time Value
Buyer Seller Relationship Trusted Business Partner
In any interaction, including business interactions, there are human needs which must be met. These include:
• Attention
• Courtesy
• Acceptance
• Inclusion
Three foundations for marketing decisions
• Experience
• Intuition
• Research
Some statements that convey confidence and have a big influence on the outcome.
“I can assure you that we…”
“We can certainly do that for you, Sir/Madam”
“The difference is that we are committed to…”
Keep Customers Up to Date
Engaging customers means notifying them of policy changes or upcoming promotions that may be relevant to them.
It means treating your customers more like a partner in your business, rather than someone who must be serviced every time they walk through your door.
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