Consultative/Dialog Selling  How can we make our calls Consultative/Dialog sales calls?
Key Components of Consultative/Dialog Selling  Pre-Call Planning  Selling  Product Positioning  Closing/Proposing Actions  Follow Up
Pre-Call Planning  Gaining as much information/data about the doctor’s, business, practice, staff, personality, relationship, and any other information that can help us sell based on customer needs  not  our needs.
Where Are We Now?  Data Marketshare Trends  “ Customers’ ” Relationship with your company and Competitors
What Do We Need to Sell? Identification of Doctors’ Needs/Motivators  Past Call History  Call Notes (if allowed)
Who Can Help Us Sell?  Gatekeepers- Who can get us better access to the doctor  Ratifiers-Who does the doctor ask for advice in prescribing  Influencers- Who has influence over the doctor to change prescribing habits
When Are My Best Chances To Sell?  Best Times Best Days  Best Location (multiple offices?)
How Do I Sell?  Type of Call Delivery  Time Limits  Product Positioning for Maximum Effectiveness(Patient Profiles) Predominant Need to be Emphasized  Safety!!! Efficacy!!! Cost!!! Managed Care!!!
WHY? Why  is the most powerful question you must get answered.  Why  gives you all of the doctors primary needs.  Why  shows that you want to know more about their business.  Why  will construct your sales calls.
Fact #1-Doctors Write for 4 Reasons Only! Efficacy Safety Cost  Convenience  Relationship
Fact #2  In order to get to the need, you must get the doctor involved and you must  LISTEN!   Zip It!!!!
Fact #3 The more you talk, the faster the doctors clock is running!
Fact #4 Your partners do not need a blow by blow description of what you said, but they must know what the DOCTOR said and a plan of action!  And then I said….
Fact #5 One of the reasons most call notes are focused on what the rep said is because that was probably the  only  person talking!

Consultative Selling Presentation

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    Consultative/Dialog Selling How can we make our calls Consultative/Dialog sales calls?
  • 2.
    Key Components ofConsultative/Dialog Selling Pre-Call Planning Selling Product Positioning Closing/Proposing Actions Follow Up
  • 3.
    Pre-Call Planning Gaining as much information/data about the doctor’s, business, practice, staff, personality, relationship, and any other information that can help us sell based on customer needs not our needs.
  • 4.
    Where Are WeNow? Data Marketshare Trends “ Customers’ ” Relationship with your company and Competitors
  • 5.
    What Do WeNeed to Sell? Identification of Doctors’ Needs/Motivators Past Call History Call Notes (if allowed)
  • 6.
    Who Can HelpUs Sell? Gatekeepers- Who can get us better access to the doctor Ratifiers-Who does the doctor ask for advice in prescribing Influencers- Who has influence over the doctor to change prescribing habits
  • 7.
    When Are MyBest Chances To Sell? Best Times Best Days Best Location (multiple offices?)
  • 8.
    How Do ISell? Type of Call Delivery Time Limits Product Positioning for Maximum Effectiveness(Patient Profiles) Predominant Need to be Emphasized Safety!!! Efficacy!!! Cost!!! Managed Care!!!
  • 9.
    WHY? Why is the most powerful question you must get answered. Why gives you all of the doctors primary needs. Why shows that you want to know more about their business. Why will construct your sales calls.
  • 10.
    Fact #1-Doctors Writefor 4 Reasons Only! Efficacy Safety Cost Convenience Relationship
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    Fact #2 In order to get to the need, you must get the doctor involved and you must LISTEN! Zip It!!!!
  • 12.
    Fact #3 Themore you talk, the faster the doctors clock is running!
  • 13.
    Fact #4 Yourpartners do not need a blow by blow description of what you said, but they must know what the DOCTOR said and a plan of action! And then I said….
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    Fact #5 Oneof the reasons most call notes are focused on what the rep said is because that was probably the only person talking!