Face to face / Online public schedule & onsite training. Restaurant lunch included at STL venues.
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This course will benefit any who are involved in sales and customer services.
* Improved standards of procedure for building on customer relationships to ensure repeat purchases and encourage word of mouth referrals
* Increased focus on customer service levels provided
* Increase in positive mindset, self confidence and professionalism
* Improved negotiation skills and the confidence to up-sell, cross-sell and substitute sell at every opportunity.
* Demonstrate a willingness and ability to understand Customer's requirements and present perfectly aligned solutions
* Prospecting for qualified leads
* Targeting and Monitoring
* Setting Goals and Strategies to achieve them
* Questioning Techniques
* Matching and presenting perfectly aligned solutions
* Negotiating Skills
* The Consultative Sales process
* Up-selling, Cross-selling and Substitute Selling
* Confidence in Handling Objections
* Gaining a Commitment
* Developing Relationships
* Planning for future contact and incremental business
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Training is held in our modern, comfortable, air-conditioned suites.
A hot lunch is provided at local restaurants near our venues:
Courses start at 9:30am.
Please aim to be with us for 9:15am.
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Regular breaks throughout the day.
Contains unit objectives, exercises and space to write notes
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Below are some extracts from our Sales Effectiveness manual.
Upselling, Cross Selling and Substitute
Selling
These strategies are essential tools in sales
to maximise revenue and improve customer satisfaction by meeting various needs
and preferences.
1. Upselling
Upselling involves encouraging the customer to
purchase a more expensive or upgraded version of the product or service they
are considering. This strategy focuses on increasing the value of the sale by
enhancing the customer's purchase.
Example: A customer
is interested in buying a basic model of a smartphone. You suggest they
consider a higher-end model with better features, such as a larger screen, more
storage, and a superior camera. By highlighting the benefits of the more
expensive model, the salesperson attempts to persuade the customer to spend
more.
Example: In a
software service company, a customer is interested in a basic subscription plan
that includes limited features. You highlight the benefits of the premium plan,
which includes advanced analytics, additional storage, and priority customer
support, persuading the customer to upgrade.
2. Cross-Selling
Cross-selling involves suggesting additional,
complementary products or services to the customer. This strategy aims to
increase the overall value of the sale by offering items that enhance the
primary purchase.
Example: A customer
buys a laptop, and you suggest purchasing a laptop bag, an extended warranty,
and a wireless mouse. These additional items complement the laptop and improve
the overall user experience.
Example: In a
business consulting firm, a client hires the company for a market research
project. You suggest additional services such as competitive analysis and
strategic planning workshops to provide a more comprehensive approach to the
client's business needs.
3. Substitute
Selling
Substitute
selling involves recommending an alternative product that can fulfil the
customer's needs if the original product is unavailable or if a better option
exists. This strategy ensures that the customer leaves satisfied even if their
initial choice isn't available.
Example: A customer
wants to buy a specific model of a television, but it is out of stock. You suggest
a different brand with similar features and a comparable price, ensuring the
customer still gets a product that meets their needs.
Example: A customer
requests a specific item or service. By
asking questions you can recommend a different product or service will better
suit their needs.
Consider what opportunities you have to Upsell,
Cross Sell or Substitute Sell
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