UPSELLING! - Overcoming Price Barriers Teleseminar 2009

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    1. Overcoming Price Barriers
      • Orvel Ray Wilson, CSP
      • Sr. Partner
      • Author of UPSELLING !
      Presented by:
    2.  
    3. Overcoming Price Barriers
      • Economic Uncertainty
    4.  
    5. Overcoming Price Barriers
      • Economic Uncertainty
      • Ruthless Competition
    6.  
    7. Overcoming Price Barriers
      • Economic Uncertainty
      • Ruthless Competition
      • Customer Expectations
    8.  
    9. Overcoming Price Barriers
      • Economic Uncertainty
      • Ruthless Competition
      • Customer Expectations
      • Pressure on Prices and Margins
    10. Low Bidder “ How did I go broke? I was the low bidder!”
    11. “ Sadly, we have created our own problem.
      • “ When the economy went south, so did sales people's willingness to sell on value. Instead, they panicked and went straight to dropping their pants on price. This abandonment of a solid sales strategy, and value-based selling has led us to where we are today.”
      Andrew Lingenfelter Director of Network Managed Services Bay Pointe Technology
    12. “ This CD player sells for less than CD players costing twice as much.”
    13. What do we Mean by “Guerrilla”?
    14. The most successful marketing series in history:
    15. Why you don't want price shoppers as customers
      • They gobble up your capacity
        • If you cut your price by 10%, you have to increase your volume by 40% just to make up the difference.
      • You establish a precedent
    16. Why you don't want price shoppers as customers:
      • They’re less discerning
      • They’re more demanding
      • They’re often disloyal
      • Nobody ever gets fired for paying too much.
    17. What to say when you're asked to cut your price:
      • “ Well, it’s a lot like buying oats.”
      • “ Why are you so much more expensive than (the competition)?”
      • “ I RILLY wish I could, but. . .
      • “ What do I tell my next customer?”
    18. What to say when you're asked to cut your price:
      • “I’d rather justify my price now, than have to apologize for poor quality later.”
      • “What makes you think that I wouldn’t give you the best possible price right up front?”
    19. How to Counter Dirty Tricks
      • Split the Difference
      • Itemizing
      • The Crunch
      • The Stall
    20. How to Counter Dirty Tricks
      • Quota Time
      • The First-Timer
      • False Quote
      • The Tantrum
    21. “ Terrible Forty-twos” The Terrible Forty-Twos
    22. What to do with Difficult, Demanding or Dishonest Customers?
      • Refer them to the competition.
    23. Why Customers Buy:
    24. Why Customers Buy:
      • Confidence
      • Quality
      • Service
      • Selection
      • Price
    25. Why Customers Buy:
      • Confidence
      • Quality
      • Service
      • Selection
      • Price
    26. Why Customers Buy:
      • 1. Confidence
      • 2. Quality
      • 3. Service
      • 4. Selection
      • 5. Price
    27. To Sell at Higher Prices
      • Never give your product away
      • Know your competition
      • Expect the Sale
      • Collect Testimonials
    28. To Sell at Higher Prices
      • Don’t telegraph that it’s is negotiable
      • Manage damaging information
    29. “ Discouraging data on that new antidepressant.”
    30. To Sell at Higher Prices
      • Give goods or services, not cash
      • Guarantee Everything
        • Sunshine Trash Service
      • DOUBLE it
    31. Brussels Sprouts
    32. Getting More Profit from Every Transaction
      • Up-selling
      • Cross-selling
      • RE-selling
    33. What to do when they really CAN get it cheaper
      • Compared to what?
        • What the customer REALLY wants is . . .
        • YOUR product
        • YOUR service
        • YOUR reputation
        • and THEIR price.
    34. What to do when they really CAN get it cheaper
      • Call their bluff
      • The Spare Tire
      • How do you Know?
    35. The Gradient If all you want is . . . Price Overhead If money were no object . . . What we do is . . .
    36. Tractor
    37. Require Reciprocal Concessions
      • Never concede anything without asking for something , anything, in return
      • Reserve the right to withdraw a concession
      • Or reserve an unspecified concession in the future.
    38. Customers Will Pay More
      • Quality
      • Authenticity
      • Stability
      • Reliability
      • Social or Ecological Values
    39. Customers Will Pay More
      • Knowledgeable salespeople
      “ Mr. Colton, do we stand behind our products?”
    40. Customers Will Pay Extra
      • Knowledgeable salespeople
      • Reputation
      • Partnership
      • Consistency
      • Customization
    41. Customers Will Pay Extra
      • Authority
      • Popularity
      • Exclusivity
      • Scarcity
      • Disposal
    42. Customers Will Pay Extra
      • Miniaturization
      • Ruggedization
      • Expediting
    43. Customers Will Pay Extra
      • Flexibility
        • $1.39 iTunes w/o DRM
      • Financing
      • Short delivery times
      • Advanced technology
      • Arrives in perfect condition
    44. Customers Will Pay Extra
      • Problems fixed quickly
    45. “ You really should have called me sooner.”
    46. Customers Will Pay Extra
      • Problems fixed quickly
      • Environmentally friendly
        • 78% Said they would pay $2,000 more for a car that gets 35 mpg
      • Benefit a third party
    47. Customers Will Pay Extra
      • Local Sourcing
        • 82% have consciously supported local or neighborhood businesses
      • Brand Names
      • Referral
    48. Customers Will Pay Extra
      • To do the right thing
        • SRI funds account for 11% of all the money in U.S. financial markets
      • Original packing
      • More fun.
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    51. Your Questions:
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