4. If sales is a concern
let’s talk about it?
Is it – Finding leads?
Is it – Prospecting?
Is it – Handling objections?
Is it – Asking for referrals?
Is it – THE CLOSE?
5.
6. The best sales conversation
Simon Sinek’s – Golden Circle
What
How
Why
What: The way the
sales process
normally starts. “Our
product is….
How: We then normally
go onto “How we are
different or How the
product or service
works” – those
benefits and features
Courtesy of Simon Sinek:
“Start with Why”, 2009
15. Step 2 – Identify common
themes
Four questions for now:
1. If you could change just one thing
in the world what would it be?
2. What daily activity gives you the
greatest energy?
3. What do friends and acquaintances
ask of you?
4. In what ways do you measure success
in your life?
21. What is a ‘Value
Proposition’
A statement that defines
the value of what you do
in terms of:
• The problem you are
solving
• The needs that you
satisfy
24. The R.A.I.N Model
• R – Rapport – build it with
inquiry and open ended questions
• A – Aspirations – matching theirs
with yours?
• I – Impact - if you didn’t take
this offer up what happens?
• N – New-Reality – once you have
taken the offer this is what life
looks like?
25. Some Prospecting Tips
• Don’t sound contrived be YOU
• Limit questions – it’s a
conversation not an
interrogation
• Balance inquiry with advocacy
• Make your Why relevant
27. 4 Tips for avoiding
rejection
• Check your voice: loose the need for
the sale
• Don’t ‘we on your customer’: it’s
them who are the focus
• Check your body language: from the
moment you walk in to the close
• Change the physical dynamic: remove
barriers but be respective of space
28. Finally – The Close
• Start with the end in mind
• Ask – what the next step should
be
• Educate and advocate
• Stop talking and ‘listen’
• Read the signals – excitement,
anxiety, anticipation
• Never talk about price before
value