This document provides guidance on handling objections, opinions, perceptions, and beliefs from prospects during the sales process. It discusses how these perspectives act as "messages" from the prospect about what needs to be addressed for the sale to move forward. The document recommends listening to the prospect's perspective, asking clarifying questions, thinking about the underlying reason, replying in a way that addresses any gaps or concerns, and agreeing with the prospect that resolving the issue will allow the sale to move ahead. The goal is to uncover any real objections or dealbreakers and demonstrate how those issues can be addressed.
This document provides tips for developing effective sales scripts that sell. It discusses the importance of communicating value to prospects, qualifying prospects to determine fit, finding prospects' pain points, listening to questions, recognizing question types, restating questions, answering questions, confirming understanding, building interest, building rapport, and building credibility. The overall message is that sales scripts should incorporate these elements to engage prospects and move them through the sales process.
Build the relationship by speaking naturally to your clientsJezra Kaye
The document provides tips for successfully communicating with clients to build relationships and win business. It advises to (1) qualify the client by asking questions to determine needs, budget, and pain points; (2) pitch the solution by directly stating how your work will meet their needs on time and under budget; and (3) present your work with a clear, positive message about the outcomes while staying low-tech and getting feedback. The overall message is to speak confidently and naturally to clients to satisfy their needs in a way that is both lucrative and rewarding.
The document provides guidance on conducting an effective first prospecting call with mortgage loan prospects. It emphasizes setting yourself apart from other brokers through "pattern interrupts" in your communication style. It outlines a 6-step process for the call: 1) get quick permission, 2) explain the call, 3) qualify the prospect, 4) identify their main concern, 5) align your value proposition to their concern, and 6) set up the next meeting. Key recommendations include keeping the call short, qualifying the prospect's needs and situation, understanding what matters most to them, and setting the next steps to move the sales process forward.
BOOST YOUR BUSINESS: (3) put the phone to work for youMichael McKenna
This document provides tips and strategies for using phone calls to grow a real estate business. It discusses the importance of calling and maintaining relationships with customers. Some key points:
- Calling prospects regularly can lead to appointments and listings. The formula suggested is to dial 100 calls to get 30 connections and ultimately 1 listing appointment.
- It's important to have conversations rather than just leaving messages. Follow tips like acting as a friendly host, taking time to listen, asking open-ended questions, and listening actively.
- Set goals to make a minimum of 50 calls per week and track appointments generated. Roleplay sample call dialogues for different prospect types like open house guests or just-listed neighbors.
- Remember
Research the target company and be prepared for different types of interviews. During interviews, highlight relevant skills and experience using the STAR method when answering behavioral questions. Be positive, clarify any uncertainties, and ask questions about the company's culture, growth, and career development opportunities.
As a UX Pro, I've dealt with clients for 15 years doing user research and product design. Some clients are a dream while others can be sheer nightmares. We all develop strategies to cope and to CYA (Cover Your Apples). In 2014, I became an entrepreneur and "The Client." I discovered a whole new world of Baloney Sandwiches that vendors were trying to feed me. Talking to other Product Owners and CEO's, I discovered some trends when working with designers, consulting firms, agencies, and dev houses. I realized that my consulting practice was guilty of some of these no-no's too. This talk will go over Dos and Don'ts for working with clients. We'll cover things like visibility, process, milestones, work products, and more.
The document provides guidance for making sales calls. It outlines steps to open the call by greeting the contact, check that you have reached the right person, introduce the company and services, and ask questions to understand the contact's needs. It recommends confirming current satisfaction, discussing potential improvements, and closing by scheduling a follow up call if the contact is interested in learning more. The goal is to build rapport, understand requirements, position your solutions as the best fit at lowest cost, and close deals.
This document provides tips for developing effective sales scripts that sell. It discusses the importance of communicating value to prospects, qualifying prospects to determine fit, finding prospects' pain points, listening to questions, recognizing question types, restating questions, answering questions, confirming understanding, building interest, building rapport, and building credibility. The overall message is that sales scripts should incorporate these elements to engage prospects and move them through the sales process.
Build the relationship by speaking naturally to your clientsJezra Kaye
The document provides tips for successfully communicating with clients to build relationships and win business. It advises to (1) qualify the client by asking questions to determine needs, budget, and pain points; (2) pitch the solution by directly stating how your work will meet their needs on time and under budget; and (3) present your work with a clear, positive message about the outcomes while staying low-tech and getting feedback. The overall message is to speak confidently and naturally to clients to satisfy their needs in a way that is both lucrative and rewarding.
The document provides guidance on conducting an effective first prospecting call with mortgage loan prospects. It emphasizes setting yourself apart from other brokers through "pattern interrupts" in your communication style. It outlines a 6-step process for the call: 1) get quick permission, 2) explain the call, 3) qualify the prospect, 4) identify their main concern, 5) align your value proposition to their concern, and 6) set up the next meeting. Key recommendations include keeping the call short, qualifying the prospect's needs and situation, understanding what matters most to them, and setting the next steps to move the sales process forward.
BOOST YOUR BUSINESS: (3) put the phone to work for youMichael McKenna
This document provides tips and strategies for using phone calls to grow a real estate business. It discusses the importance of calling and maintaining relationships with customers. Some key points:
- Calling prospects regularly can lead to appointments and listings. The formula suggested is to dial 100 calls to get 30 connections and ultimately 1 listing appointment.
- It's important to have conversations rather than just leaving messages. Follow tips like acting as a friendly host, taking time to listen, asking open-ended questions, and listening actively.
- Set goals to make a minimum of 50 calls per week and track appointments generated. Roleplay sample call dialogues for different prospect types like open house guests or just-listed neighbors.
- Remember
Research the target company and be prepared for different types of interviews. During interviews, highlight relevant skills and experience using the STAR method when answering behavioral questions. Be positive, clarify any uncertainties, and ask questions about the company's culture, growth, and career development opportunities.
As a UX Pro, I've dealt with clients for 15 years doing user research and product design. Some clients are a dream while others can be sheer nightmares. We all develop strategies to cope and to CYA (Cover Your Apples). In 2014, I became an entrepreneur and "The Client." I discovered a whole new world of Baloney Sandwiches that vendors were trying to feed me. Talking to other Product Owners and CEO's, I discovered some trends when working with designers, consulting firms, agencies, and dev houses. I realized that my consulting practice was guilty of some of these no-no's too. This talk will go over Dos and Don'ts for working with clients. We'll cover things like visibility, process, milestones, work products, and more.
The document provides guidance for making sales calls. It outlines steps to open the call by greeting the contact, check that you have reached the right person, introduce the company and services, and ask questions to understand the contact's needs. It recommends confirming current satisfaction, discussing potential improvements, and closing by scheduling a follow up call if the contact is interested in learning more. The goal is to build rapport, understand requirements, position your solutions as the best fit at lowest cost, and close deals.
10 Tips for How to Build More Rapport with Sales ProspectsSalesScripter
If people buy from people they like, all we have to do is get people to like us more, right? Well, how the heck do we do that if we are who we are.
Believe or not, there are actually some small things you can do to be more likable and we will outline those in our next webinar "10 Tips for How to Build More Rapport with Sales Prospects".
Tell me about your dream job interview question answerjonanh20
The document provides advice for answering common interview questions successfully by avoiding potential traps and giving the best answers. For the question about your dream job, it recommends staying generic and focusing on enjoying the work, people, contributing, and enthusiasm rather than naming a specific position. For considering yourself successful, it advises answering yes and briefly explaining how you have met goals and are on track to achieve others. When asked about industry rumors about the company, the document says to avoid being negative and focus on your own qualifications for the role. It also provides a link to download an ebook with additional common interview questions and answers.
SMART Sales System Webinar Series – Week 3SalesScripter
This document outlines content for a 15-week sales training webinar series. It provides details on the topics, scripts, and tools that will be covered each week to teach skills like consultative selling, objection handling, prospecting, and closing. Examples of call scripts, email templates, and questions are also provided to demonstrate how to introduce value points to prospects, qualify needs and budgets, and progress sales conversations toward a close.
How to Make Setting B2B Appointments EasySalesScripter
Setting B2B appointments can be tough. Once you do finally get a prospect on the phone, you only have a couple of minutes to work with and it can sometimes be a hostile environment.
But don’t worry as we have developed a B2B appointment setting sales methodology that not only makes this process easier, it will also produce better results. We will outline how this process works on our next webinar “How to Make Setting B2B Appointments Easy” and you will also receive an ebook under the same name when you register.
The document provides training and guidance for door-to-door salespeople. It emphasizes that the number of visits and prospects spoken to directly correlates to sales. It recommends salespeople set goals such as 10 sales per week and calculate how many prospects they need to visit daily to meet their goals. The document also provides tips for initial contact, getting inside homes, presenting products, handling objections, and closing sales.
The document outlines tips for cold calling passive job candidates, including networking instead of selling, planning calls in advance, using email as an initial outreach method, understanding that an initial "no" does not always mean disinterest, and developing powerful word tracks to prepare for calls. It emphasizes the importance of confidentiality and overcoming objections by scheduling follow up calls or asking for referrals.
Product owners should be employed to make informed decisions about road maps and enhancements. Great product owners can improve the product with little effort or cost using a repeatable methodology. In software development, often the developer and their skills are the product. I will cover why you should act as your own product owner, the product owner mindset, the types of customers you have, the questions to ask them, and how to act on that feedback to help improve your product (you) and your professional life.
Landing an Executive Level Job -- Middletown5 Tool Group
You are either moving up, nowhere or out. To get to the top, you have to be a business "ninja" warrior moving from one obstacle to the next difficult obstacle till you get to the top.
To land an executive level job, you have to think, speak and act like an executive.
If you need help landing an executive level job, please contact me at joza@winningspeechmoments.com.
You can watch the presentation that goes with this on YouTube:
https://youtu.be/y7Nh9fkfHLs
How to generate leads without making cold callsSalesScripter
Many people question whether cold calling works. Even though we believe it does, it can be extremely nice getting appointments with new prospects without ever picking up the phone and we have a structured process for how to do this.
To see a demonstration of this process, join us on our next webinar “How to Generate Leads Without Making a Cold Call”. We will go through this process step-by-step and you can take whatever you want from what we show you.
And if you are skeptical on whether our process will work without making calls, you can certainly some amount of cold and warm calling to what we show you in the webinar.
How to Effectively Use LinkedIn as a Sales Prospecting ToolSalesScripter
LinkedIn is one of the best places to find prospects. But with this access to business professionals comes an area of caution as you do not want to make a bad or negative impression.
If you sell in the B2B space, you need to join us on our next webinar “How to Effectively Use LinkedIn as a Sales Prospecting Tool” where we will outline some key things that you can do and not do so that you are able to generate leads and get into new accounts.
In this webinar, we will discuss:
How to find target prospects
How to connect with prospects
What to say when you reach out
How to follow-up and stay in touch
Chapter 22 - Getting Around Gatekeepers (The SMART Sales System)SalesScripter
This document discusses strategies for getting past gatekeepers to speak to decision makers. It advises treating the gatekeeper like a prospect by highlighting value points, pain points, or name dropping other customers to gain their trust. It also suggests understanding the gatekeeper's role of keeping salespeople out and not taking objections personally as they are just doing their job. The key is to avoid sounding like a salesperson and get the gatekeeper's help in connecting to the appropriate decision maker.
This document provides 77 sales scripting techniques organized into different categories. Some of the highlighted techniques include:
- Future pacing to help prospects avoid buyer's remorse by describing how they will feel using the product in the future.
- Connecting known concepts to unknown ones to educate prospects, such as comparing a DVR to a familiar VCR.
- Using stories, including success stories of past clients, to build rapport, reduce objections, and demonstrate results.
- Social proof through testimonials and endorsements from third parties to achieve influence that can't be self-created.
- Closing techniques like assuming the sale, reducing risk, offering bonuses, and using silence to influence prospects.
Building Buyer Persona Based Sales and Marketing CampaignsSalesScripter
This document provides guidance on building buyer persona-based sales and marketing campaigns. It outlines a 6-step process: 1) map out campaign coordinates, 2) identify the value offered, 3) identify common problems addressed, 4) compose qualifying questions, 5) build interest points, and 6) address common objections. Each step involves developing specific messaging elements tailored to buyer personas, such as call scripts, email templates, and responses to objections. Following this process is intended to help speak to prospects in their language and focus on solving their problems.
The document provides tips for how to be an awesome networker, including shifting to a mindset of planting seeds rather than picking fruit, getting out to events and breaking into conversations by apologizing for interrupting and introducing yourself, and following up after events by connecting on LinkedIn and scheduling one-on-one meetings to learn about others and find ways to help them. It also discusses building an effective sales pitch and navigating conversations by making them about the other person and keeping them brief.
This document provides tips for identifying and dealing with different types of clients. It discusses several "types" of clients including the passive aggressive client, the family friend client, the under-valuer, the nit-picker, the scornful saver, the "I-could-do-this-myself"-er, the control freak, and the dream client. For each type, it describes how to identify them and quick tips for how to best deal with each personality type to have a positive client experience and outcome.
Hays Live - How to succeed in your job interviewHays
Do you need advice on preparing for your job interview?
Watch our live event during which our Managing Director for Hays Spain, Chris Dottie MBE, shares his top tips to succeed at each stage of the interview process.
For more advice, download our Interview Guide: https://bit.ly/3abmpWv
Tell me about a problem you had with a supervisor best answerjonanh20
This document provides advice for answering common tricky interview questions. It warns against speaking negatively about previous supervisors and suggests staying positive. It also advises answering "yes" when asked if you consider yourself successful, and to briefly explain why by discussing goals achieved and in progress. For questions about industry rumors, the document suggests avoiding being the bearer of unflattering news and focusing on your own qualifications. Overall, it emphasizes preparing for common questions, avoiding surprises, and never being negative in interviews.
How to Effectively Manage the Sales Lead Follow-Up ProcessSalesScripter
Following up with sales prospects can be tricky. Sometimes you don’t follow up enough and might be missing out on the business. Other times you might follow up too much where the only thing you are doing is damaging the relationship and wasting valuable time.
If you can relate to that, you should join us for our next webinar “How to Effectively Manage the Sales Lead Follow-Up Process” where we will share a structured process that you can use that will provide clarity for how best to follow up on sales leads.
This document provides guidance on how to successfully prepare for and answer questions in a job interview. It emphasizes that research is key, including researching the position, company and interviewer. It also notes that companies typically use 25 common interview questions and provides examples of some frequently asked questions and guidelines for how to answer them effectively. The document stresses writing out answers in advance and being prepared to discuss specific experiences that demonstrate your strengths and how you addressed challenges.
Badgett-Kritsonis Supervision Leadership Moderl (BK-SLM) - International Jour...William Kritsonis
Badgett-Kritsonis Supervision Leadership Moderl (BK-SLM), International Journal of Organizational Behavior in Education, 2(1) 2014
The Badgett-Kritsonis Supervision Leadership Model (BK-SLM; 2014) focuses on six fundamental principles of effective supervision. The model emphasizes reasonable expectations that are clearly communicated and consistently enforced. Results are monitored and evaluated for effectiveness. Finally, expectations are systematically reinforced or revised. The model is applicable to many facets of education, business, and industry.
Chapter 23 section 1: Hoover and the Crash crw2573
Herbert Hoover was elected president in 1928 as the American economy was still prosperous. However, older industries like agriculture started to struggle as other countries could no longer buy American products. The stock market continued rising but stock prices were overvalued with little backing. A series of events in 1929 led to the stock market crash, including widespread overspeculation, unequal wealth distribution, and the Federal Reserve raising interest rates. The crash devastated the American economy and led to mass unemployment, homelessness, and poverty over the next few years. Hoover's policies relying on voluntary assistance from businesses and local governments failed to alleviate the crisis.
Este documento resume información clave sobre Alemania. Alemania tiene una población de 81.9 millones de habitantes y su capital es Berlín. El país tiene un clima templado con temperaturas medias anuales de 9°C y usa el euro como moneda. El documento también menciona algunas curiosidades sobre Alemania como su rica historia científica y cultural.
10 Tips for How to Build More Rapport with Sales ProspectsSalesScripter
If people buy from people they like, all we have to do is get people to like us more, right? Well, how the heck do we do that if we are who we are.
Believe or not, there are actually some small things you can do to be more likable and we will outline those in our next webinar "10 Tips for How to Build More Rapport with Sales Prospects".
Tell me about your dream job interview question answerjonanh20
The document provides advice for answering common interview questions successfully by avoiding potential traps and giving the best answers. For the question about your dream job, it recommends staying generic and focusing on enjoying the work, people, contributing, and enthusiasm rather than naming a specific position. For considering yourself successful, it advises answering yes and briefly explaining how you have met goals and are on track to achieve others. When asked about industry rumors about the company, the document says to avoid being negative and focus on your own qualifications for the role. It also provides a link to download an ebook with additional common interview questions and answers.
SMART Sales System Webinar Series – Week 3SalesScripter
This document outlines content for a 15-week sales training webinar series. It provides details on the topics, scripts, and tools that will be covered each week to teach skills like consultative selling, objection handling, prospecting, and closing. Examples of call scripts, email templates, and questions are also provided to demonstrate how to introduce value points to prospects, qualify needs and budgets, and progress sales conversations toward a close.
How to Make Setting B2B Appointments EasySalesScripter
Setting B2B appointments can be tough. Once you do finally get a prospect on the phone, you only have a couple of minutes to work with and it can sometimes be a hostile environment.
But don’t worry as we have developed a B2B appointment setting sales methodology that not only makes this process easier, it will also produce better results. We will outline how this process works on our next webinar “How to Make Setting B2B Appointments Easy” and you will also receive an ebook under the same name when you register.
The document provides training and guidance for door-to-door salespeople. It emphasizes that the number of visits and prospects spoken to directly correlates to sales. It recommends salespeople set goals such as 10 sales per week and calculate how many prospects they need to visit daily to meet their goals. The document also provides tips for initial contact, getting inside homes, presenting products, handling objections, and closing sales.
The document outlines tips for cold calling passive job candidates, including networking instead of selling, planning calls in advance, using email as an initial outreach method, understanding that an initial "no" does not always mean disinterest, and developing powerful word tracks to prepare for calls. It emphasizes the importance of confidentiality and overcoming objections by scheduling follow up calls or asking for referrals.
Product owners should be employed to make informed decisions about road maps and enhancements. Great product owners can improve the product with little effort or cost using a repeatable methodology. In software development, often the developer and their skills are the product. I will cover why you should act as your own product owner, the product owner mindset, the types of customers you have, the questions to ask them, and how to act on that feedback to help improve your product (you) and your professional life.
Landing an Executive Level Job -- Middletown5 Tool Group
You are either moving up, nowhere or out. To get to the top, you have to be a business "ninja" warrior moving from one obstacle to the next difficult obstacle till you get to the top.
To land an executive level job, you have to think, speak and act like an executive.
If you need help landing an executive level job, please contact me at joza@winningspeechmoments.com.
You can watch the presentation that goes with this on YouTube:
https://youtu.be/y7Nh9fkfHLs
How to generate leads without making cold callsSalesScripter
Many people question whether cold calling works. Even though we believe it does, it can be extremely nice getting appointments with new prospects without ever picking up the phone and we have a structured process for how to do this.
To see a demonstration of this process, join us on our next webinar “How to Generate Leads Without Making a Cold Call”. We will go through this process step-by-step and you can take whatever you want from what we show you.
And if you are skeptical on whether our process will work without making calls, you can certainly some amount of cold and warm calling to what we show you in the webinar.
How to Effectively Use LinkedIn as a Sales Prospecting ToolSalesScripter
LinkedIn is one of the best places to find prospects. But with this access to business professionals comes an area of caution as you do not want to make a bad or negative impression.
If you sell in the B2B space, you need to join us on our next webinar “How to Effectively Use LinkedIn as a Sales Prospecting Tool” where we will outline some key things that you can do and not do so that you are able to generate leads and get into new accounts.
In this webinar, we will discuss:
How to find target prospects
How to connect with prospects
What to say when you reach out
How to follow-up and stay in touch
Chapter 22 - Getting Around Gatekeepers (The SMART Sales System)SalesScripter
This document discusses strategies for getting past gatekeepers to speak to decision makers. It advises treating the gatekeeper like a prospect by highlighting value points, pain points, or name dropping other customers to gain their trust. It also suggests understanding the gatekeeper's role of keeping salespeople out and not taking objections personally as they are just doing their job. The key is to avoid sounding like a salesperson and get the gatekeeper's help in connecting to the appropriate decision maker.
This document provides 77 sales scripting techniques organized into different categories. Some of the highlighted techniques include:
- Future pacing to help prospects avoid buyer's remorse by describing how they will feel using the product in the future.
- Connecting known concepts to unknown ones to educate prospects, such as comparing a DVR to a familiar VCR.
- Using stories, including success stories of past clients, to build rapport, reduce objections, and demonstrate results.
- Social proof through testimonials and endorsements from third parties to achieve influence that can't be self-created.
- Closing techniques like assuming the sale, reducing risk, offering bonuses, and using silence to influence prospects.
Building Buyer Persona Based Sales and Marketing CampaignsSalesScripter
This document provides guidance on building buyer persona-based sales and marketing campaigns. It outlines a 6-step process: 1) map out campaign coordinates, 2) identify the value offered, 3) identify common problems addressed, 4) compose qualifying questions, 5) build interest points, and 6) address common objections. Each step involves developing specific messaging elements tailored to buyer personas, such as call scripts, email templates, and responses to objections. Following this process is intended to help speak to prospects in their language and focus on solving their problems.
The document provides tips for how to be an awesome networker, including shifting to a mindset of planting seeds rather than picking fruit, getting out to events and breaking into conversations by apologizing for interrupting and introducing yourself, and following up after events by connecting on LinkedIn and scheduling one-on-one meetings to learn about others and find ways to help them. It also discusses building an effective sales pitch and navigating conversations by making them about the other person and keeping them brief.
This document provides tips for identifying and dealing with different types of clients. It discusses several "types" of clients including the passive aggressive client, the family friend client, the under-valuer, the nit-picker, the scornful saver, the "I-could-do-this-myself"-er, the control freak, and the dream client. For each type, it describes how to identify them and quick tips for how to best deal with each personality type to have a positive client experience and outcome.
Hays Live - How to succeed in your job interviewHays
Do you need advice on preparing for your job interview?
Watch our live event during which our Managing Director for Hays Spain, Chris Dottie MBE, shares his top tips to succeed at each stage of the interview process.
For more advice, download our Interview Guide: https://bit.ly/3abmpWv
Tell me about a problem you had with a supervisor best answerjonanh20
This document provides advice for answering common tricky interview questions. It warns against speaking negatively about previous supervisors and suggests staying positive. It also advises answering "yes" when asked if you consider yourself successful, and to briefly explain why by discussing goals achieved and in progress. For questions about industry rumors, the document suggests avoiding being the bearer of unflattering news and focusing on your own qualifications. Overall, it emphasizes preparing for common questions, avoiding surprises, and never being negative in interviews.
How to Effectively Manage the Sales Lead Follow-Up ProcessSalesScripter
Following up with sales prospects can be tricky. Sometimes you don’t follow up enough and might be missing out on the business. Other times you might follow up too much where the only thing you are doing is damaging the relationship and wasting valuable time.
If you can relate to that, you should join us for our next webinar “How to Effectively Manage the Sales Lead Follow-Up Process” where we will share a structured process that you can use that will provide clarity for how best to follow up on sales leads.
This document provides guidance on how to successfully prepare for and answer questions in a job interview. It emphasizes that research is key, including researching the position, company and interviewer. It also notes that companies typically use 25 common interview questions and provides examples of some frequently asked questions and guidelines for how to answer them effectively. The document stresses writing out answers in advance and being prepared to discuss specific experiences that demonstrate your strengths and how you addressed challenges.
Badgett-Kritsonis Supervision Leadership Moderl (BK-SLM) - International Jour...William Kritsonis
Badgett-Kritsonis Supervision Leadership Moderl (BK-SLM), International Journal of Organizational Behavior in Education, 2(1) 2014
The Badgett-Kritsonis Supervision Leadership Model (BK-SLM; 2014) focuses on six fundamental principles of effective supervision. The model emphasizes reasonable expectations that are clearly communicated and consistently enforced. Results are monitored and evaluated for effectiveness. Finally, expectations are systematically reinforced or revised. The model is applicable to many facets of education, business, and industry.
Chapter 23 section 1: Hoover and the Crash crw2573
Herbert Hoover was elected president in 1928 as the American economy was still prosperous. However, older industries like agriculture started to struggle as other countries could no longer buy American products. The stock market continued rising but stock prices were overvalued with little backing. A series of events in 1929 led to the stock market crash, including widespread overspeculation, unequal wealth distribution, and the Federal Reserve raising interest rates. The crash devastated the American economy and led to mass unemployment, homelessness, and poverty over the next few years. Hoover's policies relying on voluntary assistance from businesses and local governments failed to alleviate the crisis.
Este documento resume información clave sobre Alemania. Alemania tiene una población de 81.9 millones de habitantes y su capital es Berlín. El país tiene un clima templado con temperaturas medias anuales de 9°C y usa el euro como moneda. El documento también menciona algunas curiosidades sobre Alemania como su rica historia científica y cultural.
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El documento proporciona una introducción a los mapas mentales. Explica que los mapas mentales son diagramas que representan ideas y conceptos de una manera radial con imágenes y palabras clave. También describe las cinco características fundamentales de los mapas mentales y cómo reflejan la forma en que el cerebro procesa y asocia información.
Ingouville, Nelson & Asociados es una consultora peruana que ofrece servicios de capacitación y asesoría en negociación, manejo de conflictos, comunicación efectiva, trabajo en equipo e innovación creativa. Han trabajado con más de 100 clientes en 25 países. Se especializan en formación de habilidades blandas para el management. Combinan la experiencia en sectores privado y público con conocimiento académico, adaptando el método de negociación de Harvard a la realidad latinoamericana.
Este documento describe las aplicaciones de las TICs en educación, incluyendo el uso de Internet como fuente de información, correo electrónico para comunicación, y aulas virtuales como plataformas educativas en línea. También discute informática distribuida usando clústers y grids, e introduce intranets y extranets corporativas, redes privadas usadas para compartir información interna y con clientes/proveedores respectivamente.
El documento describe varios métodos para resolver sistemas de ecuaciones lineales, incluyendo el método de Gauss, método de Gauss-Jordan, descomposición LU, factorización de Cholesky, método de Jacobi y método de Gauss-Seidel. Explica cómo cada método transforma la matriz del sistema de ecuaciones para encontrar su solución de manera más eficiente.
El documento presenta información sobre los cinco sentidos del consumidor y cómo afectan la toma de decisiones. Explica las ventajas e inconvenientes de las presentaciones verticales y horizontales de productos. También describe objetivos, características y tipos de promociones, así como el impacto de los materiales POP en exhibiciones.
Este documento presenta una guía para padres sobre la intimidación escolar (bullying). Explica qué es la intimidación, sus posibles consecuencias, y cómo prevenirla y manejarla. La familia juega un papel clave tanto en prevenir la intimidación enseñando valores como en apoyar a los hijos que sean víctimas o involucrados.
El documento trata sobre la salud, las enfermedades y sus causas. Explica que la salud es el estado de bienestar general mientras que la enfermedad es una alteración de ese estado. Luego discute los factores genéticos, ambientales y personales que pueden afectar la salud, dando ejemplos como el daltonismo, síndrome de Down y hemofilia. También analiza cómo la contaminación, alimentación y actividad física influyen en la salud de las personas y comunidades.
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1. Kenseal University Sales Playbook e.Learning Center Sales Person Support & Reinforcement Module 5: Handling Objections, Opinions, Perceptions and Beliefs For this Module you will needthe appropriate workbook pages and about 30 minutes of uninterrupted time. Note: Competency, not just completion, is Kenseal’s goal. These presentations can be paused, at any point, to give you time to review or note information. The worksheet is a guide. It is expected that you will be responsible for material other than that on the Worksheet.
2. Handling the Prospect’s Perceptions & Opinions “An objection from a customer can and should be overcome by the closer. There should be no excuse for not overcoming a legitimate, honest objection from the customer. This is the closer’s job: to provide answers, get an agreement, and conquer (close).” Anon.
7. Handling the Prospect’s Perceptions & Opinions “If you’ve never seen a ghost, you may believe that there is no such thing as a ghost. If you’ve never seen a UFO you may believe that there is not such thing as a UFO. I’ve never heard an objection therefore I believe that there is no such thing as an objection. I’d like you to believe that, too!” David KurlanBaseline Selling
8. Handling the Prospect’s Perceptions & Opinions “These are just messages the prospect is sending you to help you understand what you have to do to close the sale!” Rush Burkhardt The Sales Force Toolbox
13. Why do prospects create these “messages”? People do not want to be sold…
14. Why do prospects create these “messages”? People do not want to be sold… anything!
15. Why do prospects create these “messages”? The prospect might want to buy time!
16. Why do prospects create these “messages”? The prospect may want to get (aka steal) more information
17. Why do prospects create these “messages”? Buyers, of all descriptions, have been trained to use these negative messages to slow the sales process and set-up future negotiation!
18. Why do prospects create these “messages”? If the prospect is not able to make the decision, he will attempt to stall the process!
25. Dealing with Perspectives and Opinions Expressed by Prospects Listen carefully to the entire statement or question asked by your prospect.
26. Dealing with Perspectives and Opinions Expressed by Prospects Questionto clarify your prospect’s comment.
27. Dealing with Perspectives and Opinions Expressed by Prospects Questions you might ask regarding your prospects statement: “Interesting. Why do you think so?” “OK…Why are you asking me to do that?” “That’s a common question but everyone asks for a different reason. What’s your reason for asking?” “I understand. Will that be a problem?” “That’s what everyone says at first. Will you be able to get over it?” “Of course you can. So why haven’t you done that?” “That’s right. So why are we still talking?”
28. Dealing with Perspectives and Opinions Expressed by Prospects Think about the reason the prospect is giving you that piece of information.
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30. Dealing with Perspectives and Opinions Expressed by Prospects Replyto attempt to uncover any gaps in their belief. P: “We’ve been using ABC company for years, and can’t see a reason to change.” SP: “I understand, and appreciate your loyalty! Is there anything your current supplier could do better?One problem we’ve heard from others is that of timelydelivery. Does your supplier get your supplies to you, When you need them?”
31. Dealing with Perspectives and Opinions Expressed by Prospects Replyto attempt to uncover any gaps in their belief. P: “We’ve been using ABC company for years, and can’t see a reason to change.” SP: “I understand, and appreciate your loyalty! Is there anything your current supplier could do better?One problem we’ve heard from others is that of timelydelivery. Does your supplier get your supplies to you, When you need them?” P: “Well, now that you mention it, they have reduced their staff and sometimes they don’t get those things to me when I need them.
32. Dealing with Perspectives and Opinions Expressed by Prospects Agreementwith your counterpart that if you can resolve the concern that has created his belief, you and he will agree to move forward.
33. Dealing with Perspectives and Opinions Expressed by Prospects Agreewith your counterpart that if you can resolve the concern that has created his belief, you and he will agree to move forward. “Don’t do anything for your prospect unless you know what will happen as a result.”
34. Dealing with Perspectives and Opinions Expressed by Prospects Agreewith your counterpart that if you can resolve the concern that has created his belief, you and he will agree to move forward. SP: “Assume, for a minute, that I can make you feel comfortable about timely deliveries, should we move forward?”
35. Dealing with Perspectives and Opinions Expressed by Prospects Other concernsmight exist and if they do, you should find out about them now. SP: “Before we move forward, are there any other concerns you have that we should discuss?”
36. Dealing with Perspectives and Opinions Expressed by Prospects The Dealbreakermight exist. If it does, address that, at this time too! P: “We have dealt with Kenseal before, and it wasn’t a pretty experience! We had a lot of problems with billing!” SP: “That sounds pretty bad! It might be, that you would rather not speak with me any longer. Is it over?”
37. Dealing with Perspectives and Opinions Expressed by Prospects The Dealbreakermight exist. If it does, address that, at this time too! P: “We have dealt with Kenseal before, and it wasn’t a pretty experience! We had a lot of problems with billing!” SP: “That sounds pretty bad! It might be, that you would rather not speak with me any longer. Is it over?” P: “Well, I wouldn’t say that, but you’d haveto show me that your bookkeeping is better, now!”
38. Dealing with Perspectives and Opinions Expressed by Prospects The Dealbreakermight exist. If it does, address that, at this time too! P: “We have dealt with Kenseal before, and it wasn’t a pretty experience! We had a lot of problems with billing!” SP: “That sounds pretty bad! It might be, that you would rather not speak with me any longer. Is it over?” P: “Well, I wouldn’t say that, but you’d haveto show me that your invoicing is better, now!” SP: “If I can make you comfortable with our new system of invoicing, can we move forward?”
39. Handling the Prospect’s Perceptions & Opinions “These are just messages the prospect is sending you to help you understand what you have to do to close the sale!” Rush Burkhardt The Sales Force Toolbox
This is Kenseal University e.Learning Center Sales Person Support & Reinforcement Module 5: Handling Objections, Opinions, Perceptions and BeliefsFor this module you will need the appropriate workbook pages and about 30 minutes of uninterrupted time.
“An objection from a customer can and should be overcome by the closer. There should be no excuse for not overcoming a legitimate, honest objection from the customer. This is the closer’s job: to provide answers, get an agreement, and conquer (close).”Anon.
There is a solidly perpetuated theory in almost all sales methodologies, that, at some point in the interaction between the sales person and his prospect, the prospect will present the sales person with an objection or two regarding the product, service or company being sold. These “messages” delivered by the prospect, sound like: We’ve been using ABC company for years, and can’t see a reason to change. Our owners have frozen spending in all areas of our company. We had a bad experience with your company. Just send me your literature.They are really just messages the prospect is sending you to help you sell them!
“The sales person can’t handle objections! Only the prospect can handle objections!”David H. SandlerThe Sandler Selling System
“If you’ve never seen a ghost, you may believe that there is no such thing as a ghost. If you’ve never seen a UFO you may believe that there is not such thing as a UFO. I’ve never heard an objection therefore I believe that there is no such thing as an objection. I’d like you to believe that, too!” David KurlanBaseline Selling
“These are just messages the prospect is sending you to help you understand what you have to do to close the sale!”Rush BurkhardtThe Sales Force Toolbox/The Kenseal Playbook
Whether you believe in the term “objections” or not, we usually hear resistance on the part of our prospects. Each of these statements, and all other “objections” express an opinion or perspective that the prospect has observed! They indicate an area of his belief system. To move the sales process forward, it is necessary to examine this belief system, and that can be done by following a simple series of steps.
There are many reasons why the prospect delivers a message to the sales person that seems like resistance!
We know that people, while they might have needs, don’t want to be sold…
anything!Even if they know they need something, our understanding of the Buyer-Seller Psychology (stated in KU.IT2 the psychology of the sale) reminds us that they do not want to be influenced by the sales person so the prospect puts-up a Roadblock to keep the SP from “selling” him anything! The prospect does what he can to Deflect or Divert the sales person!If he is too threatened, the prospect may actually want to get rid of the sales person
The prospect may want to Buy Time.It may be that the sales person caught the prospect at a point where he wasn’t ready to solve his problems, and he might not know that it’s OK to say that…so he fabricates some kind of message to get the sales person off his back!The caution here is that if the prospect is given too much information, the time he buys might be used to shop the sales person with the competition!
The prospect may want to get (aka steal) more information. On one hand, he may want reassurance that the product or services will perform as promised. On the other hand, he may want to collect information that will allow him to challenge his current supplier or shop you with your competition!
Buyers, of all descriptions, have been trained to use these negative messages to slow the sales process and set-up future negotiation!Because of the general perceptions that the sales person is going to try to do something to the buyer that he doesn’t want done, the buyer learns many defense mechanisms that will slow the process, allow the buyer to take control, or set the scene for a win-lose negotiation!
If the person in the buying position, is not able to make the decision, he may attempt to stall the process!The prospect may lack the authority to make the buying decision but covers up this fact by delivering several negative messages. The decision making “image” reflects power and control, and many prospects want to maintain that image and do so by disguising their lack of decision power with smokescreens like: I’ll need to think-it-over! Or We’re not quite ready to start now! Or I don’t know if we’re budgeted for that purchase!An important part of dealing with the message, whatever the reason it’s delivered, is to attempt to understand why the prospect is sending the message!
When You Hear One of These “Messages” Don’t…Panic! Make excuses! Rationalize! Explain! Defend! Or Whine!Those messages are only the “views” of the prospect; only the prospect can deal with them!
To Deal with the “Messages” Prospects Deliver…Listen…Ask Questions…Think…Reply…Agree
Listen carefully to the entire statement or question asked by your prospect. Don’t feel defensive. Don’t feel a need to explain or rationalize! Often a hasty reply adds strength to their opinion. Listen because often it is at this time, that they tell you something that will help to close the sale!
Ask whatever questions needed to clarify your prospect’s comment.
Questions you might ask regarding your prospects statement: (Pause the module, as needed , to copy these questions in your workbook.)“Interesting. Why do you think so?”“OK…Why are you asking me to do that?”“That’s a common question but everyone asks for a different reason. What’s your reason for asking?”“I understand. Will that be a problem?”“That’s what everyone says at first. Will you be able to get over it?”“Of course you can. So why haven’t you done that?”“That’s right. So why are we still talking?”Remember: These are messages your prospect has delivered to you! They are his opinions and his mind can be changed.
After asking your questions and listening to the answers given by your prospect, Think about the reason the prospect is giving you that piece of information.
“We’ve been using ABC company for years, and can’t see a reason to change.”It could be a statement designed to get rid of you, or it could be setting you up for negotiating price…or it could just be information that the prospect feels you need to have to emphasize his position. In this case, he may be saying “you’re going to have to come up with a pretty good reason to get me to use Kenseal.”
At this point it’s necessary to have some reaction to their message! Replyto attempt to uncover any gaps in their belief.
“We’ve been using ABC company for years, and can’t see a reason to change.”It’s best to reply with a neutral and nurturing parent statement to prepare your question to them, and make it easier for them to answer.SP: “I understand, and appreciate your loyalty! Now the question:Is there anything your current supplier could do better?One problem we’ve heard from others regards timely delivery. Does your supplier get your supplies to you, when you need them?”
An answer like this:““Well, now that you mention it, they have reduced their staff and sometimes they don’t get things to me when I need them.The prospect might not be as forthcoming if he feels you’re trying to “sell” something at that point! Be sure what you “sell” is your interest and concern for what he’s told you!
Now, attempt to reach Agreementwith your counterpart that if you can resolve the concern that has created his belief, you and he will move forward.
“Don’t do anything for your prospectunless you know what will happen as a result.”
Use a conditional agreement with the prospect. Be sure, if you spend the time and energy and give him the information he needs to adjust his beliefs, he will meet your expectations by continuing the process!
Just because you have dealt with that component of his belief systems and figured-out which message he was delivering you, make sure you determine if Other concernsmight exist. If they do, you should find out about them now.SP: “Before we move forward, are there any other concerns you have that we should discuss?”
Sometimes their belief is so strong, and of such broad impact, that you might need to go directly after it, to either reduce the negativity or determine that there is no way to get past their belief and go for the “NO”. One thing for sure…if they won’t go to NO, there is a route to continue the discussion, and perhaps, get to a YES!
This is a prospect who has left the door open. Now the sales person might be able to set an agreement like:
“If I can make you comfortable with ournew system of invoicing, can we move forward?”
What you’ve been taught, in the past, were objections , are “just messages the prospect is sending you to help you understand what you have to do to close the sale!”Simply the reflections of his belief systemsThe sounds those messages will make may still sound like “objections” to you . That type of negative framework is hard to overcome. Just do your best to reframe what you hear, and use the formula (Listen…Ask Questions…Think…Reply…Agree) before you assume that the message delivered must be refuted immediately!
Review and digest your notes. At a time when you feel confident of your material, enter the Kenseal e.library, select Competency Tests and the test for Sales Person Module 5. Complete the test and Submit your answers. Your results will be available for you shortly after you’ve submitted your completed test!Assuming competency in Module 5 you may move to another module which will give you more tools to enhance your sales professionalism!If you have questions be sure to consult with your SM immediately.