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Set your Sales

Set your Sales. The Selling Process. Why learn about the selling process?. B rings _________ to you, either directly or through the businesses Most salespeople follow the ______________________ It varies greatly from ____________________. Why is Selling Important?.

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Set your Sales

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  1. Set your Sales The Selling Process

  2. Why learn about the selling process? • Brings _________ to you, either directly or through the businesses • Most salespeople follow the ______________________ • It varies greatly from ____________________.

  3. Why is Selling Important? • Salespeople appear __________, gaining customer confidence. • The process ensures that customers’ ______ and _____ are met. • An efficient, effective sales process may _______________________.

  4. Six Phases of the Selling Process • -No one, single, correct selling process works for all situations. • -These phases include: 1-Preparing to _____ 2-____________________with customers 3-Discovering ________________ 4-___________________to customer needs 5-Reaching __________ 6-____________ buyer-seller relationships

  5. Phase One: Preparing to Sell • No salesperson can sell without _______________. • Salesperson must acquire ___________ about the product. • Identify the product’s _______________________ • Generate and qualify sales leads. -Find _______________ -Determine needs or wants and the ability to buy.

  6. Phase Two: Establishing Relationships with Customers • The completion of a sale is largely determined by the first _____________that the salesperson spends with his/her customers. • Salespeople can use their initial contact time with customers to: -Put customers at _______ -Encourage customers to want _____________the product(s) -Gain customer ___________ -________________impressions of themselves and the business

  7. Your job is to try to determine what _______________have been made by the customer. • Look for clues to the customer’s personality, including: -_______________ -_______________ -_______________

  8. Phase Three: Discovering Customer Needs • -When customers do not know precisely what they want to buy, the salesperson must be prepared to __________________through skillful questioning and careful listening. • -Asking the customer ____________ • -_____________ to the answers • -Observing _____________ reaction • -Analyzing _____________________and comments

  9. Assessing _________________is also important because it: • -Reduces the amount of ________________required • -Reduces __________________ and customer returns • -Allows salespeople to serve more customers, leading to greater potential profits for their firm and greater potential commission for themselves

  10. Diagnosis Customers Needs -A doctor diagnosing patients’ illnesses -A car mechanic • ___________________________that meets the customer’s needs.

  11. Phase Four: Prescribing solutions to customer needs • Offer solutions • Includes the ___________________, the _________ and the ___________ demonstration. • The sales talk: -Convince the customer of the ___________ -Translate product __________ into __________

  12. A good product demonstration • Create ___________ • Allow the customer to interact/become involved in the selling process • Ask _____________ • Discuss __________________ • Get the product into _____________________to show them how it works

  13. Basic guidelines for prescribing solutions to needs: 1- Sell the _________ of the product rather than its features 2- Show the customer a limited number of products to avoid confusion, no more than _________ 3- Show only products that ______ to the customers’ specific needs 4- Concentrate on the __________of the interest to close the sale

  14. Phase Five: Reaching closure • Many salespeople feel that the closing actually has two purposes: • Identifying any remaining objections (resistance) the customer may have • Getting the order

  15. Objections • An _____________ is a question or concern raised by customers after they have been shown a product • Salespeople should ___________ objections • Learn to use them to their advantage in a sales presentation

  16. Some tips for handling objections are: • Welcome them— • clearing up objections can serve as a chance for you to demonstrate your knowledge and further solidify the product’s benefits. • ___________ from the customer’s point of view to identify the real objection. • __________________________to be sure that you understand it. • Answer and _____________ each objection completely, without arguing with the customer or losing your poise. • Review customer ____________. • Try to develop customer conviction for the product.

  17. When are Customers Satisfied? • They often give off signals that the time has come to close the sale. • These signals may be direct statements • “This is just what we need” • Nonverbal signs such as closing and stacking product literature.

  18. Close is a Logical Completion • Customers are moved to the point where they are convinced the product meets their needs, and they wish to purchase.

  19. Phase Six: Reaffirming buyer-seller relationships • The salesperson is responsible for ________________feel confident with their purchase decisions. • Salespeople can _______________ • ____________ customers that they have not been sold something that they do not need.

  20. Techniques to Follow Up the Sale • 1-____________ the customer that his/her choice was wise • 2-Using ___________ selling—recommending complementary products • 3-____________ any lingering questions the customer may have • 4-Explaining the sales contract fully • 5-___________on or being present when the product is delivered • 6-Supervising ___________ or adjustment of the product— • 7-__________ the customer’s personnel in the use or sale of the product— • 8-Calling the customer to ensure s/he is satisfied

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