The document outlines techniques for effective selling. It discusses 6 sections:
1) Focus on the customer's needs, not what you want to sell
2) Build intimacy with customers before discussing product benefits
3) Appeal to emotions, not just logic, by focusing on ownership rather than purchase
4) Replace rejection words like "cost" and "buy" with positive terms like "investment" and "own"
5) Tailor presentations to different customer types and get to know each customer
6) Engage multiple senses to appeal to emotions when selling
The document outlines techniques for effective selling. It discusses 6 sections:
1) Focus on the customer's needs, not what you want to sell
2) Build intimacy with customers before discussing product benefits
3) Appeal to emotions, not just logic, by focusing on ownership rather than purchase
4) Replace rejection words like "cost" and "buy" with positive terms like "investment" and "own"
5) Tailor presentations to different customer types and get to know each customer
6) Engage multiple senses to appeal to emotions when selling
The document outlines techniques for effective selling. It discusses 6 sections:
1) Focus on the customer's needs, not what you want to sell
2) Build intimacy with customers before discussing product benefits
3) Appeal to emotions, not just logic, by focusing on ownership rather than purchase
4) Replace rejection words like "cost" and "buy" with positive terms like "investment" and "own"
5) Tailor presentations to different customer types and get to know each customer
6) Engage multiple senses to appeal to emotions when selling
I-CREATING THE SELLING CLIMATE don't sell what you want, sell what they want II-SELL THE PEOPLE WHO CAN BUY Creating intimacy with the customer Do not expose the product benefits until you hear the benefits that the customer is looking for in the product III-DON'T SELL LOGIC -AROUSE EMOTIONS Say and don’t Say don't say buy the product - but say owning a product don't say the price - but say investment don't say Monthly payments- but say Investment Monthly don't say Contract- but say an agreement IV-REPLACE REJECTION WORDS WITH GO- AHEAD TERMS COST OR PRICE LIST PRICE, LISTED AT DOWN PAYMENT MONTHLY PAYMENT CONTRACT BUY SELL OR SOLD CUSTOMER PROSPECT COMMISSION PROBLEM OBJECTION OR OBJECTIONS CHEAPER PITCHES AND DEALS SIGN APPOINTMENT REJECTION WORD MAGIC WORD COST OR PRICE TOTAL INVESTMENT CHEAPER MORE ECONOMICAL DOWN PAYMENT INITIAL INVESTMENT MONTHLY PAYMENT MONTHLY INVESTMENT CONTRACT AGREEMENT BUY OWN SELL OR SOLD HAPPILY INVOLVE CUSTOMER CLIENTS PROSPECT POTENTIAL CLIENTS COMMISSION FEE FOR SERVICE APPOINTMENT MEETING PROBLEM CHALLENGE PITCHES AND DEALS PRESENTATION OBJECTION OR OBJECTIONS CONCERNS V-THE TRIAD CONCEPT: HOW TO MULTIPLY YOUR EFFECTIVENESS Never use the same presentation everywhere and everytime, each kind of prospect has it’s own presentation or at least change the style. Give all the attension to the prospect, know him and know what he likes to buy. VI-THE SENSES THAT SELL THE EMOTIONS How many senses do you have? Sight. Hearing. Touch. Taste. Smell. Intuition Simple exercise:
What if a client ask you this question
“How much do you make on one of these?
What will be your answer? John, our company does have a fee built into all of our transactions. However, I can assure you the service you will receive over the years from our firm will far outweigh any fee. Source: http://www.tomhopkins.com/pdf/gschapt4.pdf