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Quid Pro Quo Selling
Course Description
Have you ever known anyone who was consistently successful that did not have a disciplined routine they followed everyday? 98% of all sales veterans do not have a process, approach, or a consistent sales routine. The other fact you may not be aware of is that 94% of all sales professionals have had less than 5 days of formalized sales training! So far, there are no Bachelor of Science programs for selling either. Just like
your accountants, technical staff, and other professionals, your sales team needs the necessary tools to consistently succeed and achieve the results you are looking for.
The
Change
Part 1 sets the foundation for learning a new sales approach that will insure improved results. The world we live in has changed. How business is done has changed. It only makes sense that we explore what might need to change in our sales approach. It opens the participants’ minds to selling from an entirely different perspective.
Controlling the Sales Cycle
Too many times sales people allow themselves to be put in a subservient position with decision makers. The buyer dictates every aspect of the sales cycle and then tells the sales person at the end if they won or lost! In this section participants learn the 4 phases of applying Quid Pro Quo and how to establish relationships on mutual respect. There are many case studies and exercises to help the team understand how to be
professionally assertive and be more in control of their sales pursuits. Selling is about relationships. Good relationships have a “two way street” aspect to them. Many sales professionals do not know how to create this type of relationship with prospects during a competitive sales cycle. There is no reason to sell scared, even in a tight market, if you understand the
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Mutual Respect by Bob Beck