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A prospect is a qualified person or business that has a potential to buy your products or services. There are to reasons that a sale person must look constantly for new prospects: 1.Increase sales 2.To replace customers, who are lost over-time.
2. Does this business/ individual perceive a need or problem that may be solved/ satisfied by my product 3. Does this business has sincere desired to fulfill need?
4. Can the desire be converted to belief? 5. Have financial resources to pay? 6. Have authority to buy?
Prospecting Methods
Prospecting like other sale activities to the skill that can be constantly improved by the dedicated sale persons.
Cold Calls Direct mail Telephone and telemarketing Public exhibition and demonstration Center of influence
The best prospecting method is: Customize: - Choose a method which fits your firm needs (dont copy). Concentrate on high potential.
Does the Prospect Have a Definite Does Need of the the Is the Product? Prospect Prospects Have the Business Ability Worthwhile? to pay? Does the Is the Prospect have Prospect The authority Accessible? To Purchase?
FACTORS
LOW
INTENSITY FO NEED
HIGH
IMPORTANT BENDFITS SATISFIED
UNIMPORTANT
SATISFIED
LOWER PROBABILITY OF
DISSATIFIED
PURCHASING
SOME
PURCHASING
NONE
MANY FEW
Be Specific Who makes Measurable buying decisions Directly beneficial Competitors to customer Purchase policies
Step 1:- Select Features, Advantages & benefits of your Product to customer. Step 2:- Develop your Marketing Plan If selling to whole sellers or Retailer. How they will sell your product to customer. How Retailers should display the product, promote the product through advertising, prefer shelf space & position etc. Step 3:- Develop your Business proposition- Which includes items such as price percent make up, forecasted profit per squire of shelf space, ROI & payment Plan. The prospect mental steps occur in the following order a) Attention; b) Interest; c) Desire; d) Conviction; e) Purchase or Action (AIDCA)
Opening
Closing
Handling Objectives
Securing Desire
Presentation
DETERMINE BUYER NEEDS
ASCERTAIN PRODUCT FEATURES THAT PROVIDE NEED SATISFYING FENEFITS DEVELOP FENEFITS STATEMENT OR QUESTIONS
DEVELOP NEED
SATISFYING
BENEFITS FROM
FEATURES
Buyer Says:
Whats your price?
What kind of terms do you offer? When can you make delivery? How big a copier should I get? Can I get this special price on an order I place now and next month?
Salesperson Replies:
In what quantity?
What kind of terms do you want? When do you want delivery? How big do you need? Would you like to split your shipment? Are those the sizes you commonly used? How big order do you have in mind.
While there are numerous factors to consider in closing the sale, the following are essential if you wish to improve your chances.
Be sure your prospect understands what you are saying. Always present a complete story to ensure understanding. Tailor your close to each prospect. Eighty percent of your customers will respond to a standard close. It is the other 20 percent your need to be prepared for. You should be prepared to give the expert the facts requested, to give the egotist praise, to lead the indecisive prospect, and to show down for the slow thinker.
1. Prospecting 2. Pre-approach
Persuasive communication
3. Approach 4. Presentation 5. Trial close 6. Determine objections 7. Meet Objections 8. Trial Close 9. Close 10. Follow up
Participating Proof
Demonstration
Dramatization
Visualization