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Advertise Your Business In Delhi With Delhi Manufacturers and Delhi Exporters the time to understand me as your potential new customer, you lost today's sale and future sales a well. Questions in a business man's mind “How to increase business”. This is not for a single but for all the business mans. Today every person wants to increase their business and for this he/she work hard. To increase their business they also join some advertisements and do lot of the works to make it famous.< Better Approach: I'm still the customer, you're still the candy sales rep. You're still promoting chocolate candy. Th Position Yourself In the Market and Cut Down on Unnecessary Advertising The art of effective question asking (qualifying) determines the effectiveness and the success of the "close".Everyday I meet small business owners who delegate their marketing responsibilities to a third party and tell me “oh, our marketing guy handles that.”“Handle what?” I ask, then they usually tell me “oh our advertising and other stuff”.Whether you like it or not, whether you perform actively o EXAMPLE: Let's assume you're a candy sales rep. You sell both chocolate and non-chocolate candy. I'm your potential customer. You know nothing about me but you're trying to sell me chocolate candy. You proceed to tell me how great the candy tastes, how exquisite the texture is, how incredible the quality of the chocolate is, and, by the way, how affordable this candy is because your company is doing a promotion on this outstanding chocolate candy. However, you don't sell me a single piece of chocolate candy. WHY? You assumed I liked chocolate candy and I would buy it based on the information you provided. But the most important thing you forgot to identify or ask me is "do you like chocolate candy?". The answer is "no, I hate chocolate candy?". But since you never took the time to understand me as your potential new customer, you lost today's sale and future sales a well. Better Approach: I'm still the customer, you're still the candy sales rep. You're still promoting chocolate candy. The What Are The Four Types Of Negotiating Outcomes? your potential customer. You know nothing about me but you're trying to sell me chocolate candy. You proceed to tell me how great the candy tastes, how exquisite the texture is, how incredible the quality of the chocolate is, and, by the way, how affordable this candy is because your company is doing a promotion on this outstanding chocolate candy. However, you don't sell me a single piece of chocolate candy. WHY?Negotiating outcomes are the types of results that can happen at the end of a negotiation. All negotiations end up with one out of four possible outcomes: one party wins and the other loses, both parties lose, they get stuck in a stalemate, or both end up winning. Obviously, the goal in a cooperative ne You assumed I liked chocolate candy and I would buy it based on the information you provided. But the most important thing you forgot to identify or ask me is "do you like chocolate candy?". The answer is "no, I hate chocolate candy?". But since you never took the time to understand me as your potential new customer, you lost today's sale and future sales a well. Better Approach: I'm still the customer, you're still the candy sales rep. You're still promoting chocolate candy. Th The Three Elements of Building Long Term, Profitable Business Relationships d, by the way, how affordable this candy is because your company is doing a promotion on this outstanding chocolate candy. However, you don't sell me a single piece of chocolate candy. WHY?There are three basic elements of building long term profitable business relationships. What needs to be kept in mind is that the following process should be followed FOR EACH PROSPECT. This can result in some “extra work” but the payoff is well worth the additional effort. The biggest obstacle in rela You assumed I liked chocolate candy and I would buy it based on the information you provided. But the most important thing you forgot to identify or ask me is "do you like chocolate candy?". The answer is "no, I hate chocolate candy?". But since you never took the time to understand me as your potential new customer, you lost today's sale and future sales a well. Better Approach: I'm still the customer, you're still the candy sales rep. You're still promoting chocolate candy. Th Online Registration Success: Add Value Before the Event and I would buy it based on the information you provided. But the most important thing you forgot to identify or ask me is "do you like chocolate candy?".Reminder emails are an excellent way to garner additional registrations and keep people interested in your event. But did you realize they can also add greater value for your attendees?The BasicsMost online registration systems have options for automated reminder emails at time The answer is "no, I hate chocolate candy?". But since you never took the time to understand me as your potential new customer, you lost today's sale and future sales a well. Better Approach: I'm still the customer, you're still the candy sales rep. You're still promoting chocolate candy. Th Get Help to Update Your Resume the time to understand me as your potential new customer, you lost today's sale and future sales a well. Even if you are not looking for a new job it is a good idea to keep your resume updated because you never know when the right opportunity will come up. By getting some help writing your resume, you can dramatically improve the quality of your resume. It doesn’t matter if it is a friend or a professional se Better Approach: I'm still the customer, you're still the candy sales rep. You're still promoting chocolate candy. The difference is - upon meeting me and establishing a rapport, your first question might be. "Do you like chocolate candy?". My response "no, I never eat chocolate candy". Your response "you never eat chocolate candy, why?". My response "because I'm allergic to it". QUESTION: Do you believe it would make any difference to me, the customer, how the chocolate looks, tastes, is processed, or even how affordable it is? Your answer should be "no". However, just because I don't eat chocolate candy doesn't mean I don't know a number of other people who love chocolate candy. Also, you sell hard candy not just chocolate candy, so maybe the next question would be: "Do you eat any kind of candy?". My response "occasionally". Your response "when you say occasionally, how often is that?". My response "2 to 3 times per month". Your response
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