Are you selling the right way? Selling in 2016 is NOT the same as selling in 2006. Learn how to distinguish your selling techniques by promoting a benefit of your product over the feature.
15 sales techniques to improve the sales processYuri Piltser
The document outlines 15 strategies and 6 core concepts for being an effective salesperson. The strategies include: calling prospects regularly to stay top of mind; always asking for business; asking probing questions; promoting your strengths while managing expectations; developing personal relationships; staying organized; and becoming a trusted advisor by providing value-added solutions. The core concepts emphasize treating clients well, having a positive attitude, and properly framing sales conversations through effective questioning.
The document discusses the importance of focusing on benefits rather than features when selling products or services. It emphasizes that benefits answer the question "what's in it for me" by providing value to customers, while features are simply descriptions of what a product can do. The document advises gathering information about customers by asking open-ended questions to understand their needs and priorities in order to speak to the benefits of the solution. Building long-term relationships allows sellers to become a resource for customers and solve their problems rather than just pitching features.
The document provides guidance on planning and executing effective sales techniques. It recommends planning mass awareness programs and one-to-one sales by calculating the number of sessions and households that can be covered each day. It also outlines the components of a successful sales call, including preparation, introduction, discovery, demonstration, convincing the customer, and closing the sale. After-sales activities like updating records and providing customer service are also discussed.
This document provides tips for successful sales training. It covers preparation such as knowing your products and market trends. The opening involves greeting the customer, introducing yourself and making eye contact. The process section emphasizes building trust through open-ended questions, describing products benefits, and asking questions. Closing involves asking for the sale, stopping when the customer is ready to buy, and offering add-ons. Follow up is important through thank you letters, emails or calls to build relationships and maximize future sales.
This document provides tips and techniques for closing sales. It discusses what closing a sale entails, which is getting the buyer to agree to or commit to a deal. Some key tips for closing a sale discussed are tuning into buying signals from the customer, using silence effectively after asking a closing question, helping the customer make a decision, using the right closing vocabulary, and ensuring the sale is properly closed. It emphasizes the importance of closing as a critical part of the selling process.
This document outlines the 7 steps of selling: 1) Pre-sale approach with a clean store and smiling staff, 2) Opening the sale with greetings and understanding the customer, 3) Probing the customer with questions, 4) Demonstrating the product with knowledge, 5) Offering alternatives and trials, 6) Handling objections positively, 7) Closing the sale, confirming it, and asking for referrals. The steps emphasize making the customer comfortable, understanding their needs through questioning, demonstrating the right product, addressing any concerns, and ensuring repeat business.
The document discusses customer-centric selling strategies and techniques. It emphasizes that the most successful businesses focus on retaining current customers, selling more to existing customers, and acquiring new customers in a way that maximizes lifetime customer value. Some key points include:
- Selling is about planting ideas in customers' minds so they feel it was their own idea, done ethically.
- Core processes involve retaining current customers, upselling to current customers, and acquiring new customers.
- Customers are more aware, demanding, and less loyal now.
- The customer decision cycle and selling cycle involve understanding customer needs and confirming the solution fits before closing the sale.
- Cross-selling existing customers additional products
This document provides guidance on various steps of the sales process, including prospecting, probing, presenting, handling objections, closing the sale, and following up. It discusses initiating contact with prospects, asking open-ended questions to understand needs, being prepared for sales presentations, recognizing buying signals, seeking references, and focusing on the financial impact of solutions rather than just selling products. The overall process involves qualifying prospects, uncovering needs, presenting proposals, closing agreements, and partnering with customers.
15 sales techniques to improve the sales processYuri Piltser
The document outlines 15 strategies and 6 core concepts for being an effective salesperson. The strategies include: calling prospects regularly to stay top of mind; always asking for business; asking probing questions; promoting your strengths while managing expectations; developing personal relationships; staying organized; and becoming a trusted advisor by providing value-added solutions. The core concepts emphasize treating clients well, having a positive attitude, and properly framing sales conversations through effective questioning.
The document discusses the importance of focusing on benefits rather than features when selling products or services. It emphasizes that benefits answer the question "what's in it for me" by providing value to customers, while features are simply descriptions of what a product can do. The document advises gathering information about customers by asking open-ended questions to understand their needs and priorities in order to speak to the benefits of the solution. Building long-term relationships allows sellers to become a resource for customers and solve their problems rather than just pitching features.
The document provides guidance on planning and executing effective sales techniques. It recommends planning mass awareness programs and one-to-one sales by calculating the number of sessions and households that can be covered each day. It also outlines the components of a successful sales call, including preparation, introduction, discovery, demonstration, convincing the customer, and closing the sale. After-sales activities like updating records and providing customer service are also discussed.
This document provides tips for successful sales training. It covers preparation such as knowing your products and market trends. The opening involves greeting the customer, introducing yourself and making eye contact. The process section emphasizes building trust through open-ended questions, describing products benefits, and asking questions. Closing involves asking for the sale, stopping when the customer is ready to buy, and offering add-ons. Follow up is important through thank you letters, emails or calls to build relationships and maximize future sales.
This document provides tips and techniques for closing sales. It discusses what closing a sale entails, which is getting the buyer to agree to or commit to a deal. Some key tips for closing a sale discussed are tuning into buying signals from the customer, using silence effectively after asking a closing question, helping the customer make a decision, using the right closing vocabulary, and ensuring the sale is properly closed. It emphasizes the importance of closing as a critical part of the selling process.
This document outlines the 7 steps of selling: 1) Pre-sale approach with a clean store and smiling staff, 2) Opening the sale with greetings and understanding the customer, 3) Probing the customer with questions, 4) Demonstrating the product with knowledge, 5) Offering alternatives and trials, 6) Handling objections positively, 7) Closing the sale, confirming it, and asking for referrals. The steps emphasize making the customer comfortable, understanding their needs through questioning, demonstrating the right product, addressing any concerns, and ensuring repeat business.
The document discusses customer-centric selling strategies and techniques. It emphasizes that the most successful businesses focus on retaining current customers, selling more to existing customers, and acquiring new customers in a way that maximizes lifetime customer value. Some key points include:
- Selling is about planting ideas in customers' minds so they feel it was their own idea, done ethically.
- Core processes involve retaining current customers, upselling to current customers, and acquiring new customers.
- Customers are more aware, demanding, and less loyal now.
- The customer decision cycle and selling cycle involve understanding customer needs and confirming the solution fits before closing the sale.
- Cross-selling existing customers additional products
This document provides guidance on various steps of the sales process, including prospecting, probing, presenting, handling objections, closing the sale, and following up. It discusses initiating contact with prospects, asking open-ended questions to understand needs, being prepared for sales presentations, recognizing buying signals, seeking references, and focusing on the financial impact of solutions rather than just selling products. The overall process involves qualifying prospects, uncovering needs, presenting proposals, closing agreements, and partnering with customers.
This document provides guidance on successful selling techniques. It discusses the importance of understanding customers, their requirements and satisfaction. It outlines components of a successful sales strategy including being determined, thorough preparation, and having the right mindset. It provides tips for interactions with customers such as properly greeting them, using the right sales pitch for their nature, having a compassionate attitude, properly closing interactions and obtaining referrals. It also gives advice for handling difficult customers through listening more than talking and showing patience.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
The document provides tips for closing sales and overcoming objections from customers. It discusses the importance of fully understanding customers' needs and creating excitement for the product or service. It also emphasizes that closers should be confident, believe in what they are selling, and not take rejection personally. Trial close questions are recommended to gauge customer interest and get feedback on minor decisions before fully closing the sale.
The document provides an overview of the steps in a sales call process:
1) Prospecting involves finding and qualifying potential customers.
2) Preparation includes setting objectives and planning for the upcoming call.
3) The approach aims to gain attention and interest through greetings and identifying the purpose.
4) Presentation identifies customer needs and shares relevant product features and benefits.
The document provides an overview of a sales training program. It discusses several key topics:
- The training agenda covers basic selling skills, the sales process, communication skills, handling objections, negotiation skills, time management, key account management, adaptive selling, and Pareto's law.
- The goal of the training is to develop an effective sales approach and framework for understanding the role of the sales team in creating success for brands.
- It defines what selling is, explaining that it is a process of developing customer relationships, discovering needs, matching products to needs, and communicating benefits. It also discusses the roles and responsibilities of salespeople.
- The document outlines various concepts in selling like the customer buying process
This document outlines the 6 steps of a sales call: 1) Preparation, 2) Greetings/Icebreaker, 3) Review Situation, 4) Complaints, 5) News, 6) Wrap up/Close. Preparation involves understanding the customer, product, and environment. The greetings/icebreaker aims to build rapport. The situation review addresses the customer's needs, challenges, and information needs. Complaints are handled by listening, defining the issue, rephrasing, isolating it, and presenting solutions. News shares any new developments. The wrap up recaps next steps.
Selling skills involve focusing on customers' needs, listening to them, and helping find solutions rather than pressuring sales. Objectives of selling skills are to increase product knowledge, understand how behavior impacts sales and service, and develop communication and listening skills. For managers, selling skills are important to create differentiation in high competition, have a point of difference, and build a reputation to attract new customers. Key ways to acquire selling skills include developing confidence, listening well, being persuasive by focusing on benefits, building strong relationships, and self-motivation.
Basic selling skills is necessary of people in all walks of life. Our sales training program focuses on effective selling skills. Salesmanship is a skill that can be developed through the learning of good selling techniques.
This document provides techniques for improving sales closing skills. It discusses that enthusiasm, belief in the product, and persistence are key to success. Specific closing techniques include finding the "hot button" benefit for each customer, using suggestive language to imply the purchase decision has been made, inviting customers to "give it a try", and telling relevant stories about how others benefited from the product. Qualifying customers and addressing their fears around purchase decisions are also important. The overall message is that sales is a skill developed through practice of different closing approaches.
Effective selling skills - the module can be used to coach sales teams on different selling techniques. It covers fundamental principles of sales, various techniques applicable across industries.
The document provides tips on overcoming common sales objections by listening to prospects' concerns, validating them, asking follow-up questions, and setting up specific times to follow-up. It discusses strategies like anticipating objections, leveraging social proof, and using the LAER method to build trust and address objections. Finally, it provides examples of handling objections about price, competition, authority to buy, and need/fit and emphasizes treating objections as requests for more information.
How to Improve sales Basics and Advance TechniquesSelf-employed
The document provides tips for improving sales skills. It discusses the importance of listening to customers, satisfying their needs, demonstrating the value of products/services, and using sales techniques like creating a sense of urgency or flattering customers. Building relationships is emphasized as a way to boost long-term sales. High-pressure tactics are discouraged in favor of letting customers decide without pressure. Maintaining integrity and fulfilling promises to customers is presented as important for respect and repeat business.
This document provides an overview of effective selling skills for selling CORIAN countertop surfaces. It discusses market research showing high awareness but a large gap between preference for CORIAN and actual purchases. The seven steps of successful selling are outlined as prospecting, building rapport, identifying needs, presenting solutions, overcoming objections, getting commitment, and follow up. Specific techniques for each step are described, such as asking questions to identify customer needs and presenting the features and benefits of CORIAN. The document also provides responses to handle common objections like price concerns.
This presentation introduces the basics of needs-based selling processes. If you or your sales team is struggling to achieve your objectives, then this presentation is a must view. For more information contact us at dave.gregory@inspiredperformancesolutions.com
The document provides an overview of the four phases of the retail sales process:
1. Greeting - Establish a positive connection with customers through a genuine smile and greeting without pressuring for a sale. Ask open-ended questions to understand customer needs.
2. Qualifying - Use probing questions to uncover the customer's problem and needs in order to prescribe the right solution. Convert needs into wants that the product can fulfill.
3. Presentation - Highlight product benefits using features and how they address customer needs. Present at least two benefits for every feature using techniques like FAB (Feature-Action-Benefit). Be prepared for objections by validating concerns and returning to benefits.
4.
This document provides guidance on sales training, with a focus on cold calling potential customers to set up meetings. It recommends surveying the target market, making initial contact, and setting goals for sales calls. Tips are provided for the phone call itself, like introducing oneself, anticipating objections, and asking for a meeting. Securing the meeting is the key objective. Preparing for the meeting involves researching the company and client in advance. Repeated daily calls are encouraged to achieve appointments and improve cold calling skills over time.
This document provides guidance on developing effective selling skills, from basic to advanced levels. It emphasizes the importance of understanding customer needs and focusing on benefits rather than just product features. The selling process involves preparation, building rapport, presenting solutions, overcoming objections, closing the sale, and following up for customer satisfaction. Key skills include active listening, asking open and closed questions, handling objections, suggesting additional products, and providing ongoing service. Mastering these skills can help salespeople succeed in matching customer needs and gaining sales.
This document provides guidance on content production for sellers on Lazada marketplace. It discusses the importance of quality content for driving sales and provides tips for writing product descriptions and creating product images. Sellers are advised to include key information like the product name, description, specifications, price, and high-quality images in the correct file format. Guidelines are provided on writing persuasive copy, using the right level of detail, and optimizing content for search engines. Tips are also included for formatting images with the proper dimensions, file type, clean backgrounds, and close-up product shots.
Alex Schedrov, Dmitry Drozdik - Everyone does this ...! from routine to start...DrupalCamp Kyiv
The document describes a product accelerator program run by Five Jars to help engineers and founders launch new products. It details their process of ideating, testing, and launching an initial priority-setting tool called GetPriority.io. They provide lessons learned from the experience, such as the importance of validating customer demand and having a technical co-founder. Five Jars is now seeking other founders and products to accelerate through their program.
This document provides guidance on successful selling techniques. It discusses the importance of understanding customers, their requirements and satisfaction. It outlines components of a successful sales strategy including being determined, thorough preparation, and having the right mindset. It provides tips for interactions with customers such as properly greeting them, using the right sales pitch for their nature, having a compassionate attitude, properly closing interactions and obtaining referrals. It also gives advice for handling difficult customers through listening more than talking and showing patience.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
The document provides tips for closing sales and overcoming objections from customers. It discusses the importance of fully understanding customers' needs and creating excitement for the product or service. It also emphasizes that closers should be confident, believe in what they are selling, and not take rejection personally. Trial close questions are recommended to gauge customer interest and get feedback on minor decisions before fully closing the sale.
The document provides an overview of the steps in a sales call process:
1) Prospecting involves finding and qualifying potential customers.
2) Preparation includes setting objectives and planning for the upcoming call.
3) The approach aims to gain attention and interest through greetings and identifying the purpose.
4) Presentation identifies customer needs and shares relevant product features and benefits.
The document provides an overview of a sales training program. It discusses several key topics:
- The training agenda covers basic selling skills, the sales process, communication skills, handling objections, negotiation skills, time management, key account management, adaptive selling, and Pareto's law.
- The goal of the training is to develop an effective sales approach and framework for understanding the role of the sales team in creating success for brands.
- It defines what selling is, explaining that it is a process of developing customer relationships, discovering needs, matching products to needs, and communicating benefits. It also discusses the roles and responsibilities of salespeople.
- The document outlines various concepts in selling like the customer buying process
This document outlines the 6 steps of a sales call: 1) Preparation, 2) Greetings/Icebreaker, 3) Review Situation, 4) Complaints, 5) News, 6) Wrap up/Close. Preparation involves understanding the customer, product, and environment. The greetings/icebreaker aims to build rapport. The situation review addresses the customer's needs, challenges, and information needs. Complaints are handled by listening, defining the issue, rephrasing, isolating it, and presenting solutions. News shares any new developments. The wrap up recaps next steps.
Selling skills involve focusing on customers' needs, listening to them, and helping find solutions rather than pressuring sales. Objectives of selling skills are to increase product knowledge, understand how behavior impacts sales and service, and develop communication and listening skills. For managers, selling skills are important to create differentiation in high competition, have a point of difference, and build a reputation to attract new customers. Key ways to acquire selling skills include developing confidence, listening well, being persuasive by focusing on benefits, building strong relationships, and self-motivation.
Basic selling skills is necessary of people in all walks of life. Our sales training program focuses on effective selling skills. Salesmanship is a skill that can be developed through the learning of good selling techniques.
This document provides techniques for improving sales closing skills. It discusses that enthusiasm, belief in the product, and persistence are key to success. Specific closing techniques include finding the "hot button" benefit for each customer, using suggestive language to imply the purchase decision has been made, inviting customers to "give it a try", and telling relevant stories about how others benefited from the product. Qualifying customers and addressing their fears around purchase decisions are also important. The overall message is that sales is a skill developed through practice of different closing approaches.
Effective selling skills - the module can be used to coach sales teams on different selling techniques. It covers fundamental principles of sales, various techniques applicable across industries.
The document provides tips on overcoming common sales objections by listening to prospects' concerns, validating them, asking follow-up questions, and setting up specific times to follow-up. It discusses strategies like anticipating objections, leveraging social proof, and using the LAER method to build trust and address objections. Finally, it provides examples of handling objections about price, competition, authority to buy, and need/fit and emphasizes treating objections as requests for more information.
How to Improve sales Basics and Advance TechniquesSelf-employed
The document provides tips for improving sales skills. It discusses the importance of listening to customers, satisfying their needs, demonstrating the value of products/services, and using sales techniques like creating a sense of urgency or flattering customers. Building relationships is emphasized as a way to boost long-term sales. High-pressure tactics are discouraged in favor of letting customers decide without pressure. Maintaining integrity and fulfilling promises to customers is presented as important for respect and repeat business.
This document provides an overview of effective selling skills for selling CORIAN countertop surfaces. It discusses market research showing high awareness but a large gap between preference for CORIAN and actual purchases. The seven steps of successful selling are outlined as prospecting, building rapport, identifying needs, presenting solutions, overcoming objections, getting commitment, and follow up. Specific techniques for each step are described, such as asking questions to identify customer needs and presenting the features and benefits of CORIAN. The document also provides responses to handle common objections like price concerns.
This presentation introduces the basics of needs-based selling processes. If you or your sales team is struggling to achieve your objectives, then this presentation is a must view. For more information contact us at dave.gregory@inspiredperformancesolutions.com
The document provides an overview of the four phases of the retail sales process:
1. Greeting - Establish a positive connection with customers through a genuine smile and greeting without pressuring for a sale. Ask open-ended questions to understand customer needs.
2. Qualifying - Use probing questions to uncover the customer's problem and needs in order to prescribe the right solution. Convert needs into wants that the product can fulfill.
3. Presentation - Highlight product benefits using features and how they address customer needs. Present at least two benefits for every feature using techniques like FAB (Feature-Action-Benefit). Be prepared for objections by validating concerns and returning to benefits.
4.
This document provides guidance on sales training, with a focus on cold calling potential customers to set up meetings. It recommends surveying the target market, making initial contact, and setting goals for sales calls. Tips are provided for the phone call itself, like introducing oneself, anticipating objections, and asking for a meeting. Securing the meeting is the key objective. Preparing for the meeting involves researching the company and client in advance. Repeated daily calls are encouraged to achieve appointments and improve cold calling skills over time.
This document provides guidance on developing effective selling skills, from basic to advanced levels. It emphasizes the importance of understanding customer needs and focusing on benefits rather than just product features. The selling process involves preparation, building rapport, presenting solutions, overcoming objections, closing the sale, and following up for customer satisfaction. Key skills include active listening, asking open and closed questions, handling objections, suggesting additional products, and providing ongoing service. Mastering these skills can help salespeople succeed in matching customer needs and gaining sales.
This document provides guidance on content production for sellers on Lazada marketplace. It discusses the importance of quality content for driving sales and provides tips for writing product descriptions and creating product images. Sellers are advised to include key information like the product name, description, specifications, price, and high-quality images in the correct file format. Guidelines are provided on writing persuasive copy, using the right level of detail, and optimizing content for search engines. Tips are also included for formatting images with the proper dimensions, file type, clean backgrounds, and close-up product shots.
Alex Schedrov, Dmitry Drozdik - Everyone does this ...! from routine to start...DrupalCamp Kyiv
The document describes a product accelerator program run by Five Jars to help engineers and founders launch new products. It details their process of ideating, testing, and launching an initial priority-setting tool called GetPriority.io. They provide lessons learned from the experience, such as the importance of validating customer demand and having a technical co-founder. Five Jars is now seeking other founders and products to accelerate through their program.
Feed Your Mind
What’s behind the concept, the cause, the founder and his dream.
There is also an opportunity for someone to receive substantial equity in this company in exchange for them
Click! You have a new visitor. What happens next? Do they barf and bounce or smile and stay?
The answer depends on a lot of little things, some obvious, some not.
This session is a breakdown of the best practices for B2B lead generation websites, based on hundreds of website projects. You will learn:
• What are the key elements of high-performing service pages?
• What features are common to blog templates but probably shouldn’t be?
• What three elements determine if visitors sign up for emails?
From social proof to CTAs, videos to chatbots, we will break down the options for UX elements and how they work with (or against) the psychology of your visitors.
This document contains corrections to mistakes found in sentences from other documents. The corrections cover grammatical errors, word choice errors, punctuation issues and other language mistakes. The corrections help improve the clarity, accuracy and professionalism of the language in the original sentences.
Lead Gen Best Practices by Andy CrestodinaAnton Shulke
Lead Generation Best Practices (learned from 500+ website redesigns)
Click! You have a new visitor. What happens next? Do they barf and bounce or smile and stay?
The answer depends on a lot of little things, some obvious, some not.
This session is a breakdown of the best practices for B2B lead generation websites, based on hundreds of website projects. You will learn:
What are the key elements of high-performing service pages?
What features are common to blog templates but probably shouldn’t be?
What three elements determine if visitors sign up for emails?
From social proof to CTAs, videos to contact forms, we will break down the options for UX elements and how they work with (or against) the psychology of your visitors.
The document provides tips for sales associates at a rent-to-own store on how to successfully close sales with customers. It emphasizes greeting customers with a friendly introduction, spending the first three minutes learning about the customer's needs, demonstrating why renting is beneficial over other options, showing various product options that fit the customer's interests, addressing any objections, and finalizing the sale. The overall goal is to build rapport with customers and help them find the right products within their budget.
Grain Surfboards is an environmentally friendly and socially responsible surfboard manufacturer that makes boards out of wood instead of fiberglass to reduce health and environmental impacts. They craft boards by hand locally and use non-toxic resins. Their competitive advantages include offering the widest variety of sustainable surfboard models at a range of price points and skill levels. They also offer custom boards and woodworking classes. Their website could be optimized by reducing clutter, using easier to read fonts and backgrounds, and adding more white space.
The document describes World Wild Brands as providing a complete product sourcing solution for e-commerce businesses. It details various types of wholesalers included like dropshippers, light bulk, volume, and liquidation wholesalers. The platform also provides built-in market research tools and the ability to save, print, and export research. Updates are provided daily. The focus is on educating users through a new program called "The Whole $ale" which includes video courses, workbooks, and bonuses like reports and discounts. It aims to teach users how to successfully source products and build an e-commerce business.
By this point of the project you should have a good understanding of how your product may appeal to your clients. The day of showing the latest product of your company is coming soon. Each company has to give a very short presentation about their company, product and show their promotional materials (posters, leaflets, TV commercials) to the public.
BERTology @ SEOkomm 2019 - Kai Spriestersbach - eology GmbHSEARCH ONE
1. BERT represents a major update from Google to improve natural language understanding in search using deep bidirectional transformers.
2. BERT will help Google better understand the meaning of words in context with all linguistic nuances. It is being applied to improve over 10% of searches.
3. Speakers discuss how BERT may impact SEO, with possibilities for optimization, and the need for search marketing strategies that satisfy user intent with valuable information through structures like FAQ pages.
Top 10 Future Trends 2016 - Europe Asia AfricaRoger Hamilton
Top 10 Future Trends impacting business in 2016. From the Fast Forward your Business Tour, attended by 5,000+ entrepreneurs in Europe, Asia and Africa in 2015, hosted by Roger James Hamilton. Join us in 2016 at http://www.fastforwardyourbusiness.net
This document outlines a Lean Digital Product Design methodology. It emphasizes early customer validation, collaborative design, solving user problems, measuring key performance indicators, applying appropriate tools, and nimble design. The methodology involves hearing customer needs, thinking through solutions, building prototypes, measuring outcomes, and resetting goals based on learnings to continuously improve. Sketching and testing solutions at every stage allows for quick iteration and improvement. The goal is to make something that answers customer needs in a way that achieves business goals and makes the brand and team proud.
How To Help Visitors Make The L.E.A.P. From "No" To "Hell YES!"Loc Tran
In this session we will be talking about how to help visitors make the L.E.A.P. from “No” to “Hell, Yes!”
Creating a Customer Avatar so we can better understand who our Customers are and how they think.
And a simple five point check list that you can implement to improve your Sales Pages.
This Meet-Up is scheduled for 7pm on Thursday the 20th of June 2019.
Basement
96 Gawler Place
Adelaide SA 5000
RSVP via MeetUp.Com/Adelaide-Product-Launch/
Please be courteous and update your RSVPs if you can’t make it.
Your logo's great. How's your brand? | David Kelbaugh | PrintHustlers Conf 2019Printavo
David Kelbaugh from Tacklebox Brand Partners explains the what, why, and how of branding your business. Presented at Printavo's PrintHustlers Conf 2019, this presentation helps any business with branding. What does your business believe? Dive deep into developing a coherent, powerful, and meaningful brand for your print shop or screen printing business with this presentation.
Similar to Features vs Benefits Are you selling the right way? (20)
Comfort & Clean Air Solution Authorized Corporate Sale & Service Dealer.
HVAC is an acronym for Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning. The term HVAC is used to describe a complete home comfort system that can be used to heat and cool your home, as well as provide improved indoor air quality.
"Cold Call Campaigns Success visually represent data and information related to the effectiveness of cold calling in sales and marketing strategies. These graphics use a combination of charts, graphs, and illustrations to convey key insights and statistics in a concise and engaging manner.
The infographics may include data on conversion rates, lead generation, call-to-sale ratios, and other metrics to showcase the impact of cold calling on business growth. They can also highlight best practices, tips, and strategies for optimizing cold call campaigns to improve success rates.
By presenting complex information in a visually appealing format, these infographics make it easier for viewers to understand and digest the content quickly. This makes them an effective tool for businesses looking to communicate the benefits of cold calling and its role in driving sales success.
Overall, infographics on Cold Call Campaigns Success serve as a valuable resource for sales professionals, marketers, and business owners seeking to enhance their cold calling strategies and achieve greater success in their campaigns.
2. What We Will Cover
Know the difference in features and benefits
Problems marketing that you’re not aware of
Understand what people want
Ask Yourself, So What?
SDI sales pointers for stores.
4. Features Are Cool
Selling Features for the AcmeTikon12:
It has 300 gigabytes of space!
It has a 1.7GHz processor!
Our AcmeWebTool’s templates have over 5000
color options!
6. “Prospects don’t want features. They want you to
change their lives for the better.”
– Clayton Makepeace
7.
8. Features Are Cool
Selling Features for the AcmeTikon12:
It has 300 gigabytes of space!
It has a 1.7GHz processor!
Our AcmeWebTool’s templates have over 5000
color options!
9. But Benefits Are BETTER!!!
Selling Benefits for the AcmeTikon12:
The AcmeTikon12 has enough space for 75,000
songs!
Our AcmeTikon12 is our fastest than ever, making
browsing a cinch!
We guarantee our AcmeWebTool’s templates will
have your business’ brand colors.
16. Understand what people
want
• People don’t want to buy a smart TV. They want to watch Netflix
without having to plug in an additional console.
• People don’t want to buy cooking books. They want to invite their
friends and relatives to dinner and have a good time.
• People don’t want to buy a scuba diving course. They want to go out
and dive with cool fish and share it on social media!
17. Understand what people
want
"Here's what our product can do"
and
“Here's what you can do with our product"
sound similar, but they are completely different
approaches.
19. The So what? trick works in any
industry
Our doors have strong hinges. So what? They
won’t bend when the door is slammed shut a
thousand times.
Our regulators have an overbalance design. So
what? They breathe so amazingly easy.
20. Again, Ask Yourself
How will their life be better, easier,
or more fun with my product or service?
Why will they want to tell their friends
about my company?
How will the prospect justify this
purchase to themselves or their spouse?
21. Beware
Don’t sell empty promises or lies…
Consumers will still do their research after all.
DO NOT LOSE THEIR TRUST!
22. How to sell SDI programs?
The course is flexible so that you can have an almost
customized experience based on your needs.
The course is more affordable and you can save some
money to upgrade some of those equipment purchases.
The course is globally recognized and you can dive in the
most incredible places world wide once you’re certified.
You can have your c-card right after the course and not
wait 3 weeks to get your certification.
23. What We Covered
Know the difference in features and benefits
Problems marketing & you didn’t even know it
Understand what people want
Ask Yourself, So What?
SDI sales pointers for stores.